📊 micro:bit Data and Climate Change
  • Introduction
  • Data
  • Climate Change
  • Our Tools
    • 01- micro:bit
    • 02 - MakeCode
      • A - Events
      • B - Animations
      • C - Counting
      • D - If Hot
    • 03 - Servo Motor
      • Coding your first servo motor on MakeCode
    • 04 - Neopixel
      • Coding your first neopixel on MakeCode
  • Activities
    • Tools and Data Together
      • 01 - micro:bit and Data
      • 02 - Servo Motor and Data
      • 03 - Neopixel and Data
  • Showcase Projects
    • 01 - Air Pollution
      • A - Servo Motor
      • B - Neopixel Grid
    • 02 - Green Energy Forecast
    • 03 - Temperature Change
      • A - Neopixel Grid
      • B - Neopixel Ring
    • 04 - Heavy Precipitation Days
      • A - Neopixel Grid
      • B -Servo Motor
      • C-Neopixel Fairy Lights
    • 05 - Greenhouse Gas Emission
      • A - Neopixel Grid
      • B - Neopixel Fairy Lights
  • 🚀Extra Missions
  • Support Material
    • Data on the Run
    • Data Visualization Examples
    • Data Science of Climate Change by Lucie Luneau
    • Ideas from the Canadian Space Agency - CSA
    • CASC + Science Spotlight
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Welcome to micro:bit Data and Climate Change guide! We will be covering many interesting topics such as coding, data visualization, servo motors and LED grids.

The projects we'll be making will help us better represent and understand large quantities of information related to climate change.

Ways to use this guide

We provide different ways for you to learn about these fascinating topics and get started tinkering with code, micro:bits and more. There are three different levels of engagement and discovery; let's go over them:

  1. For a complete experience, go over any or all of the concepts listed in this guide.

What are we learning?

  • Data and data visualization.

  • Benefits of data visualization.

  • Types of data visualization.

  • Climate change.

  • Coding, micro:bits, servo motors and LED grids.

Tools needed

  • Computer.

  • Browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

  • 1 micro:bit Data Visualization Toolkit.

    • Cardstock sets pre-cut and printed

    • 1 micro:bit (with a USB cable and battery pack).

    • Devices need for each Activity

      • Activity 1

        • 1 Neopixel Grid.

        • 1 set of Alligator clips to M connector.

      • Activity 2

        • 1 180-degree positional servo.

        • 1 set of Alligator clips to M connector.

      • Activity 3

        • LED Neopixel Ring

        • 1 set of Alligator clips to M connector.

      • Activity 4

        • Neopixel Fairy Light String - 50 LED

        • 1 set of Alligator clips to M connector.

Let's start by understanding the different concepts we'll use in the Activities. First, Data.

If you are familiar with Data Visualization, Climate Change, micro:bits, servos, MakeCode and Neopixel LEDs, you may dive right into the Activities, by visiting our page.

If you have some knowledge of the topics we are covering, and maybe don't have too much time to invest at the moment, go to our .

Teacher's Corner - Data

We provide data for the activities in this guide, but to help the students learn more about data and climate change you may have them search for different data sets.

Including their own data sets and modifying the way the information is visualized will help cement their learning.

These are some online sources to get free data sets:

Sustainable Development Goals

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Activities
Data on the Run page
Canada Open Data
Tableau - free
Kaggle
Climate change
SDG #4 - Quality education
SDG #6 - Clean water and sanitation
SDG #7 - Affordable and clean energy
SDG #11 - Sustainable cities and communities
SDG #12 - Responsible consumption and production
SDG #13 - Climate Action
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