Teamwork

Most things are built together: students plan in pairs, test on the floor, look at the same screen, and help each other until it works.

Raspberry Pi AI car

Four students on the floor around a small robot car and two laptops — Four people, two laptops, one car: testing on the floor together.

Three students looking at one laptop screen — Heads together over the camera view of the car.

The robot car with a Raspberry Pi and a camera — The car: a Raspberry Pi, a camera and four wheels, put together by the team.

A student holds the car next to a laptop showing the camera image — Checking the camera before the car may drive on its own.

Two students working side by side at a laptop — Pair work: one writes, one checks.

Students sitting on the floor watching their car drive — The first test drive, watched by everyone.

A large room where students test their cars on the floor — The whole room becomes a test track.

Micro:bit and Arduino

Two students testing their Micro:bit circuits side by side — Testing side by side: two Micro:bits, two circuits, one question.

A student wires a breadboard next to the laptop with MakeCode open — Wiring first, then the program in MakeCode, with the workbook at hand.

Students working with an Arduino and laptops — Arduino time: the circuit on the desk, the code on the screen.

Hands working on two Micro:bit circuits on a table full of parts — Everything on the table: boards, cables, LED strips and the plan on paper.

Want to see what comes out of it? Look at the showcase.