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To get started, connect your BBC micro:bit to your computer or mobile device. If you're using a computer, you will need a micro USB cable to connect to your micro:bit to your computer's USB socket. If you're using a phone or tablet, use Bluetooth to connect your BBC micro:bit wirelessly.
Borrow the BBC micro:bit Kit from the library!
For ages 8+
Click here if you need help setting up.
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Safety Information
- Please do not attempt to keep using faulty BBC micro:bits.
- Please do not store or use your BBC micro:bit in extremely hot or cold environments.
- Do not place any metal objects across the printed circuits on the board as this can cause a short circuit damaging your BBC micro:bit. This can cause risk of burn or fire.
- Do not use your BBC micro:bit in water or with wet hands.
- Do not leave your BBC micro:bit plugged into a computer or any other device unsupervised.
- Please avoid handling the BBC micro:bit circuit board while plugged into a power supply.
- Connecting your BBC micro:bit to any unapproved peripherals could damage your BBC micro:bit
- Please do not leave your BBC micro:bit within reach of children under 8 years of age.
- Please operate your BBC micro:bit in a well ventilated room