The next Club will be on Saturday 4th December 2021 @ Paignton Library. Please contact the library to book.

We will carry on with what we were doing last session, hopefully expand on what we were doing with the Micro:bit

In order to try and support this further, I have created a little connector board to help connect components to the Micro:bit computer.

Board and servo. The issue with the servo normally is that connecting to a Micro:bit with croc clips you need a solid connection. If you remove the connector you are simply left with very thin, multi core wire.

This board just bridges the gap, plug the board connector in to the top.

Then connect the crocodile clip(s) to the other set of connectors

A close up of the connection.

Please note: There is nothing special about doing this, I just soldered this up in the hope it may make things easier at code club. The servo could be swapped out for other sensors, for example a moisture sensor.

Update 2/12/2021

I have also created an LED board to go with the overall set of boards being created.

Links

• Paignton Library
• Code Club
• Scratch
• Micro:bit
• Projects page

Tags

#CodeClub,#FreeCodeCamp,#Microbit,#Scratch,#Electronics, #Technology,#Problem,#Solving

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This is a really good summary of the problems faced with DRM or Digital Rights management on e-books.

Links

• Discussion
• Mastodon Post
• Download this flyer as pdf

Tags

#Ebooks,#DRM,#Problem,#Campaign,#DFD,#DefectiveByDesign

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