Enter the world of Physical Computing with Scratch and Makey Makey! Here’s a really quick intro to get started!
Have fun tinkering!
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We hope you are enjoying Hour of Code this week! Yesterday, we announced a new labz guide for „The Ultimate Stomp Pad.“ With this guide, we challenged makers to create a one button game in Scratch. We’d love to see the games you’ve made, so make sure you tag us or upload your remixes to this Labz guide. Today our codin
Have fun making and coding!
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Last month, our Curriculum and Content director Colleen Graves volunteered at a local elementary school to create and run oversized Makey Makey games for the majority of the school! While she is working on a larger guide to explain how to run your own STEAM day event with Makey Makey, we wanted to go ahead and share th
The giant calculator you operate with your feet was difficult to design, but I have
The Makey Makey should have a red light on the back showing that the power is on.
Add a physical computing element to your fraction lessons with this guide on using Makey Makey and Scratch to generate fractions! Gather your supplies and let’s go!
So for our code to work, we have to create statements that tell the computer when
In this project, we will build a basic tag game for our first real game with Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. In the introduction, we created a character or ‘sprite’, and we were able to move it around the screen using the arrow keys on our keyboard or with our Makey Makey. We will build on that concept and add another sprit
The best games tell a story, and the best stories have a great setting.
Back in February, Tom & Liam (our intrepid Makey Makey Education team) travelled south of the border to Mexicali, the capital of Baja California, Mexico. Their mission? To lead a hands-on workshop for elementary school teachers and makerspace volunteers, as part of a broader initiative to promote STEM education ini
and Liam’s enthusiastic support and willingness to come to Mexicali, we wouldn’t have
This week is Computer Science Education week and we are celebrating by issuing a daily Hour of Code Challenge. Our 3rd challenge for Hour of Code is to code your own maze in Scratch! Earlier this year, we challenged the community to create an oversized walkable maze as part of our fall challenge. Welp, one of our educ
And now I have a video to explain it. Thanks kids!
