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Arts News, March 29

Kurt Robinson, Innovation and Art Teacher
March 29, 2019

Learning More Complex Programming

Students in fifth grade have begun programming their final project in technology class. Students are using the Scratch or Microsoft MakeCode programming environments and either a MakeyMakey or micro:bit as a way to interact with their programs beyond just the computer. They are learning how servos work to open and close doors, move wheels for cars, or using a weather:bit to program an alarm clock to wake you up and report the weather outside.

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