Digital Maker Modules
Our hands-on maker curriculum bridges the gap between code and the physical world, teaching students to build real electronic projects with sensors, actuators, and micro-controllers.
MR.0.1 - Digital Maker Junior with Neuron
Comprising over 30 electronic blocks, Neuron makes students' codes a reality. This junior course provides the stimuli required to keep young learners focused as they take their first steps on their digital making journey. Students will build and code, absorbing various Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) values.
What You'll Learn
- Block-based programming with mBlock
- Working with electronic sensor blocks
- Building functional STEM projects
- Connecting code to the physical world
MR.1.1 - Digital Maker Basic with Micro:Bit
This module explores the maker aspect of coding, allowing students to dive into the world of gadgets and electronics. Students will learn how to write computer codes using code blocks and transfer them to a BBC Micro:Bit (micro-controller).
Utilising various sensors, inputs and outputs from sensor and actuator extension kits, students will make and code their own maker projects.
What You'll Learn
- Programming with Microsoft MakeCode
- BBC Micro:Bit micro-controller
- Working with sensors and actuators
- LED displays and buzzer outputs
- Building interactive maker projects
- Transferring code to hardware
MR.3.1 - Digital Maker Advanced with Raspberry Pi
A handheld, programmable micro-computer that boasts infinite configurations. Loaded with multiple sensors, students are exposed to interdisciplinary fields as they build, code and solve challenges.
What You'll Learn
- Python syntax programming
- Raspberry Pi hardware configuration
- Sensor integration and camera modules
- Building IoT and maker projects
- Interdisciplinary problem solving
- Advanced electronics and circuits