Maker Motes and micro:bits: sharing with pre-service student-teachers

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Maker Motes and micro:bits: sharing with pre-service student-teachers

further to my post last month, my team shared our experience with implementing Maker Motes and micro:bits in STEM-based curricula in schools in Singapore and Indonesia, during this week’s QCS50H pre-service teacher education course at the National Institute of Education.

i am so grateful to God for the privilege of being part of this team. i am especially taken by Ming De’s inspired localisation of a micro:bit container - it’s not just cool, but meets several critical functional criteria as well.