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Saturday, February 29 • 10:15am - 11:15am
What do Micro:bits Have to do with Conserving Water? LIMITED

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Are you looking for ways to incorporate coding into your life or Earth science courses?  In this hands-on workshop participants will write code, and utilize micro:bits to create a soil moisture probe and an automatic watering robot.  After reviewing micro:bits basics, we will use everyday material, iron nails and mini servos (DC motors) to build and test the device.  While this is not an advanced session, it is ideal if participants have basic knowledge of block or JavaScript coding and/or previous experience with micro:bits.
Participants must bring their own device.
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Jose Marquez

Project Coordinator STEM / History, SCOE Instructional Support Services
My name is Jose Marquez and I am a project coordinator in curriculum and instruction for Stanislaus County Office of Education in Modesto, CA.  For the past 6 years, I have had the privilege of supporting K - 12 teachers as they navigate the instructional shifts in the new framework... Read More →
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Rudy Escobar

STEM and Computer Science Coordinator, SCOE Instructional Support Services
Rudy Escobar, a STEM and Computer Science Coordinator, and Micro:bit Champion, holds a (M.Ed.) focused in STEAM. With expertise in PreK-12 computer science, science, coding, robotics, engineering, project-based learning, and flipped teaching, he is proficient in creating engaging... Read More →

Saturday February 29, 2020 10:15am - 11:15am PST
H104
  STEAM/STEM

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