BBC micro:bit V2 Club – 10-pack development board for education and programming
The BBC micro:bit V2 Club set contains 10 micro:bit V2 development boards, specifically designed for education. With the ARM Cortex processor and Micro-USB 2.0 interface, it is ideal for coding clubs and schools.
10 micro:bit V2 boards – perfect for classrooms or coding clubs
ARM Cortex processor with 1 core – easy programming and versatile projects
Micro-USB 2.0 interface – simple power and data transfer
24-month manufacturer warranty provides long-term security for educational use
What sets the BBC micro:bit V2 Club set apart
The set is specifically designed for education and allows equipping entire classes with identical hardware. The boards are preconfigured and ready to use.
Ideal for...
Teachers who teach computer science or programming, as well as student clubs and coding workshops. The set facilitates planning and implementation of projects.
How to use the BBC micro:bit V2 Club set
Connect a board to a computer via a Micro-USB cable. Program it using the browser-based development environment or with Python/JavaScript. Each board can be used independently.
BBC micro:bit is a non-profit initiative by the BBC that promotes digital creativity in children and young people. The micro:bit board is a microcontroller specifically designed for education. It teaches programming and electronics in a playful way and is used in schools worldwide.
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