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Great exercise for students. Thanks from Thailand.

that thinkbox thing actually has the same exact case for a really popular fake Nintendo NES emulator console and you can actually connect it to the tv using a special adapter thing.

Thanks Stu! Just watched 7 videos. Well put together and simply explained.

I use GameGo in my classroom. It is a great beginner one. Easy to use and fairly durable. I have never used the Meowbit, but am considering getting some just for some of the more advanced applications.

what are those hands robots making gestures = i want to get them for my class. estimate price and where?

Thank you very much from Thailand. This year we are going to teach bbc microbit at our school. Your videos are very helpful to me and also to my students too. But I am retired and just volunteer to the school. It's very new for me and now I come to know it's very helpful for teaching or learning on the daily life matters. Welcome to Chiang Rai. Thanks again. Have a wonderful day. God Bless.

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too bad is not active anymore. A very interesting idea.

I'm just wondering how to have a world map in classroom mode. When try it in game mode, I will get a starter pack and with a world map in it. But in classroom mode, there is no starter pack and no world map. I need a map because i will let my students to build their own house around the world. With the map, i will be able to locate them easily.

anyone ever seen rainbow cats or spinning crabs in the desert? cool also this is very helpful

Is that cool bro

Hi, Stu! Thanks for sharing. Can you post a link to the IKEA magnet wire holder?

This one has extension?

Tried to set up the Inchworm project at school, but the 9G servos I bought don't work at 3volts. Anyone know which servos will do it?

i need some help

I don’t get it

Is that 3v servo?

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Do you have any projects that can be done using the Klip Halo please?

Hello Dose anyone know what arcade buttons are compatible with the makey makey becase I know some people who have bought plastic buttons and I just want to be sure for my science fair. Thank you!

I need to know where you bought those motors. I bought some of them but they don't work with my new micro:bit board. Indeed, GREAT EXPLANATION.

Hi, Stu! Do you know how to reset a module from the beginning? I'm on Lesson 2 of Python, and I'm trying to re-start that module from the start. Thanks!

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It is an art of magnetic attraction. You can see the actual scratch inside the floor design to guide her where she has to move them.

What is this game called and how do I get it?

how can i make the servo use a angle bigger then 180° ?

Wow!that’s amazing 🙌🏻

haha i just got this

Thank you for teaching me how to Kinect to Dash 2:19

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Hi Stu, will you be adding lessons for Minecraft? I am a newby at Mindcraft and found your first lesson easy to follow with ed tips. KInd regards

I've learned a great deal from your videos. Thank you. Do breakout boards exist that will handle servo motors, neo pixels, and LED's on the same board and allow programming of combinations of each?

When I do that motor dont working ??

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I am having trouble getting my students to connect to the world. Do you have any idea what is the issue?

Linear Actuator files??

Thank you; a great refresher!

I have two of those Adafruit PyGamers and I love them! They have nice controls and stuff and they can handle a lot of sprites and stuff. Recently I finally made a project big enough that it doesn’t fit on my console and it was over 2133 lines of code long with like nine images and 15 levels and just getting rid of the images allowed it to run just fine. 100% would recommend the Adafruit PyGamer, just mind the price.

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I just spent several hpours trying to figure out how to move a Makecode Microbit program to another PC. Finally, it was really simple - things always are when you have figured them out! I was working with my grandson, so we were using the block code. Here's how to do it On PC A Switch from block code to Python (select Java, and a Python selection drops down. Click it. The pprogram is shown in the Python language, which is text. Highlight iot all and copy ir with a Ctrl-C Open your favorite text editor and paste in the Python text. Save it to a USB memory stick On PC B Plug in the USB memory stick Open the saved Python program with a text editor Highlight everything and copy it with a Ctrl-C. This copies the text to the computer memory, where it will stay till a later step. Open MakeCode. Create a new project. When the "On Start" and "Forever" blocks are shown, switch to Python. There will be almost nothing in the Python text. Hilight annything that is there and press Delete to get rid of it. Remember that since you copied the Python text from the USB stick, it is still in the computer memory. Put the curson in the now empty Python program area and press Ctrl-V to paste in the python program from memory Click the Blocks button at the top of the screen - and Voila! There's your block program.

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Thanks Stu, this is really helping me to get up to speed before I give my kids their birthday present 😮‍💨