Resources
A Pirate Ship for the LAB:bit for BBC micro:bit
Isabelle from The Fernwood School joined us recently for a weeks work experience, and was tasked with creating a set of Fairground rides to complement the LAB:Bit. Her brief was to create some designs that could be made in a KS2 classroom using cardboard, glue and sticky tape. Here is what she came up with:
How To Update HEX Files To micro:bit V2 Universal HEX
We're going to show you how to easily update your micro:bit V1 HEX files to micro:bit V2 Universal HEX files. The good news; there are no code changes required! These 4 simple steps will only take a few seconds. If only all change was this straightforwards! Let's get to it.
Free Online MakeCode Tutorials For STOP:bit for micro:bit
We would like to introduce four new free online MakeCode tutorials for STOP:bit for micro:bit. Learn how to write code for STOP:bit from directly w...
Additional Online Resources For Kitronik Alarm Clock Kit
The Kitronik ZIP Halo HD for micro:bit provides the perfect platform for learning about creating time-based projects that also feature light and so...
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Choosing a Needle
Unsure of which needle to use with our conductive thread? This quick guide will help you choose the right needle.
E-Textiles: a Lesson in Electro-Fashion Components
All you need to know about conductive thread, LEDs for E-Textiles, coin cell batteries and holders, switches and conductive fabric.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Threading a Needle
Learn how to quickly and easily thread needles with conductive thread.
How to Make a Soft Press Stud Switch
This Kitronik University course tutorial will tell you how to make a Stud Press Switch.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Starting to Sew
Learn how to start sewing your E-Textiles circuit in our easy to follow tutorial.
How to Make a Soft Tilt Switch Using Jewellery - Kitronik University
This Kitronik University course looks at making a slide switch using a piece of metal jewellery.
How to Use the Magnetic Switch in an E-Textile Circuit
Learn how to add a magnet switch to an E-Textiles circuit in our easy to follow tutorial.
How to Make a Soft Battery Holder (Power Board)
Learn how to make a soft battery holder with a soft, fabric pouch for holding a 3V battery. Select from and use a wider, more complex range of materials, taking into account their properties.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Finishing off Your Stitches
Learn how to finish off E-Textile stitches in our easy to follow tutorial.
How to use Conductive Thread with a Sewing Machine - Kitronik University
Sarah Davies from Nottingham Trent University gives an overview of the Conductive Thread from Kitronik.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Basic Circuit with Standard LED
Learn how to use a through hole LED in a simple E-Textiles circuit in our easy to follow tutorial.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Basic Circuit with a PCB LED
Learn how to add a Sewable PCB LED to a simple E-Textiles circuit in our easy to follow tutorial.
How to Individualise a T-shirt with Sewable LEDs
Learn how to individualise a t-shirt with sewable PCB LEDs using conductive thread in our easy to follow tutorial.
How to Add 3 Standard LEDs to a Bag
Learn how to add three standard LEDs to a bag using conductive thread in our easy to follow tutorial.
Getting Started with E-Textiles: Positioning LEDs Through Fabric
Learn how to position LEDs through fabric in our easy to follow tutorial.