Climate action with micro:bit coding and AI tools
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Matt Hewlett, Community and Education Lead - Digitall
Wednesday 21 January 2026·4:45 pm
Micro:bits are versatile devices that can be used to develop innumerable different real world computing systems. The Coding for Climate Action scheme of work from Digit<all>helps students develop different early warning systems using the micro:bit while also covering the computing national curriculum. This hands-on session will show you how the scheme of work can be delivered in the classroom while also exploring micro:bit features such as different sensors, radio functionality and the new micro:bit AI tool!
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