Tutorial 4 – Using strings (text) How to add and use text/strings in your coding. This video was made for my Grade 10 students doing microbit coding for the first time. The microbit tutorials are […]
Catfishing is a type of deceptive activity where a person creates a fake social networking identity on a social network account, usually targeting a specific victim for deception. It is often used on dating websites. […]
Upload the .hex file to the microbit to program it. It’s super easy. The microbit appears as a connected drive and you simply place the .hex file there. This video was made for my Grade […]
A great way to run a quick assessment or evaluation is to have your learners take a quiz that marks itself. You receive the marks immediately, can supply feedback and then release the marks for […]
The dark web is a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers. Almost all sites on the dark […]
Save your code as a .hex file on your computer so that you can easily upload it to any microbit or import it to continue editing it online. This video was made for my Grade […]
Here is an idea I am trying with my Grade 10’s and 11’s. Instead of me presenting the content and information on a particular topic (theory!), I am getting them to research it and present […]
Cache poisoning is a type of attack in which corrupt data is inserted into the cache database of the Domain Name System (DNS) name server. The Domain Name System is a system that associates domain […]
An introduction to coding with the microbit. Tutorial 1 – Your first program Have a look at the interface of the online coding from makecode.microbit.org and learn how to create your very first program. It’s […]
Cybersquatting refers to illegal domain name registration or use. Its primary purpose is to steal or misspell a domain name in order to profit from an increase in website visits, which otherwise would not be […]
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