Love to Code – Simple coding by Chibitronics
Love to Code. Simple coding for children and adults. Love to Code Vol 1 features Fern the Frog, a friendly character who embarks on a journey to learn programming. This is her story.
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Lighting up a wicker butterfly
I found this wicker butterfly I really liked but, wanted to make it a bit different from the norm. I decided to add a multi-LED light to give it a bit of bling but how could I make it work? After some thought, I decided to use a CR2032 battery holder with a switch and…
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Make it Monday.. learn something new
Make it Monday.. learning something new. I loved the Hobbycraft Papercraft live event at Bristol Cribbs Causeway on Friday. Using the new Sizzix dies I created this cute pony design ideal for a child’s bedroom. I then added a pink flashing LED light to add to the design.
How to create a paper battery holder with foam adhesives to use on your Chibi light cards
How to Create a Paper Battery Holder with Foam Adhesives This battery holder is made with foam adhesives. This battery holder is super thin and easy to build. However, since your battery will be taped into the holder permanently, you won’t be able to switch out the battery without taking the holder apart. Lots of…
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9 Amazing Benefits of Technology in the classroom
9 Amazing Benefits of Technology in the Classroom (+18 Best Ways to Incorporate Technology). by Jen Miller Have you ever wondered if technology improves learning? Educational technology supporters and researchers tout the amazing benefits. Those who are on the fence about how useful technology is discussed with these counter arguments these warrant further discussion about how…
DetailsIntroducing the “Love to Code” range from Chibitronics
Love to Code range available from 6th April Interested in coding, but don’t know where to start? Or perhaps looking to add that personal, interactive touch to a craft project? The Love to Code (LTC) system from Chibitronics is designed to enable beginners of all backgrounds and ages to try out programming without the frustration…
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