Course Overview
Digital Making with micro:bit & IoT is an introductory course for adults on coding physical devices. You'll program the micro:bit, a pocket-sized microcontroller, and connect it to the Internet of Things (IoT) to build small smart devices: things that sense their surroundings, respond, and send data online.
Lesson Outcomes
Understand the fundamentals of micro:bit programming: Students will learn basic programming concepts and how to use the micro:bit's built-in features to create simple interactive projects.
Explore the basics of IoT and its applications: Students will gain knowledge about the Internet of Things, its components, and real-world examples of IoT devices.
Design and implement a small-scale IoT project: Students will apply their understanding of micro:bit programming and IoT concepts to create a functional IoT project, such as a remote-controlled device or a sensor-based automation system.
Details
Dates and Times: 1-2 days; can be configured over multiple sessions. Please write in to enquire. We start a class with a minimum of 5 sign-ups.
Location: TBC
Requirements: Bring your own laptop! Modern Windows or Mac laptops are supported. (iPads and Chromebooks are supported, though not for all applications.)
Fees (as of October 2026; figures in parentheses include GST)
Individual sign-up: $1,600 ($1,744)
Groups of up to 7: $11,200 ($12,208)
Groups of 8-15: $12,400 ($13,516)
Groups of 16 and above: Please email for more information All quoted prices are in SGD, with 9% GST shown in parentheses. Invoicing terms available.

