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The Makey Makey should have a red light on the back showing that the power is on.
The Makey Makey should have a red light on the back showing that the power is on.
Up until now you’ve learned how circuits work and explored Makey Makey. But now let’s go further by exploring switches. Switches are a simple type of sensor. Sensors and microcontrollers power our world. But what is a sensor? And what is a microcontroller? And how do they work together? Let’s get started!
students who’ve finished our Beginner Level Makey Makey class or makers who already have
Joylabz is looking for a contract graphic artist to develop 2D graphic assets for games to be used with Makey Makey. This position will help create interactive games that are part of a broader educational toolkit to reinvent how the world thinks about gaming. Responsibilities Design 2D animation, characters, and enviro
sense with ability to draw and communicate visually (may need to sketch ideas) 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!
Happy Computer Science Education Week! We’ve been having a great week seeing so many teachers introducing students to coding. We thought we’d share one of our favorite challenges today. Everybody loves a good banana piano, but what about coding your very own musical instrument? This is by far one of the most popular th
Scratch, this is a great coding concept project where students code a pattern and have
Happy Computer Science Education Week! We’ve been having a great week seeing so many teachers introducing students to coding. We thought we’d share one of our favorite challenges today. Everybody loves a good banana piano, but what about coding your very own musical instrument? This is by far one of the most popular th
Scratch, this is a great coding concept project where students code a pattern and have
Taking Pianos Beyond the Banana Everyone loves a good banana piano, but there are a bunch of great piano guides to stretch your thinking beyond the banana. Jordi Crespo just posted this epic piano guide on Instructables and it got us thinking about all the ways you can Makey Makey a Piano! In Jordi’s Instructables, he
Makey Makey works by connecting alligator clips to everyday things that have some
Hello 2019 and Scratch 3.0! The new Scratch is here AND it has a Makey Makey Extension. This extension has a super cool new block that allows you to make secret codes and gesture controls for your Scratch games and implement them with Makey Makey! Gesture Controlled Scratch This new extension allows you to implement g
are in the process of updating our Labz guide resources with Scratch 3.0 and we have
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
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