BeReady

Are you a teacher or educational practitioner interested in bringing IoT, coding and physical computing into your classroom in a hands-on and engaging way?

Our 1st webinar is just around the conrner! Register and join us on April 28 at 17h00 CET | 18h00 Greek Time.

During this session, you will:
-Get a practical introduction to micro:bit
-Explore a ready-to-use teacher guide to support your lessons
-Get a walkthrough of a real classroom project: building a simple pedometer using micro:bit

This webinar is ideal for educators of all experience levels (no prior coding knowledge is required).

When: April 28 at 17:00 CET
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Online
Language: English

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Register now: https://www.iot.fizyka.pw.edu.pl/eu-webinars/ for free to receive the zoom link.

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Meanwhile above our heads... PERSEIDS meteor shower!

Hope you live or can commute to area wit BORTLE SCALE class 4 or 3?
If you're not sure what does it mean, you may read about the details below or even got inspired to measure sky quality on your own!

https://skyglowproject.com/ -pollution

https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-resources/light-pollution-and-astronomy-the-bortle-dark-sky-scale/

Dear Teachers!
If you are interested in the subject of distance learning, including project-based teaching, we recommend visiting the following website, where you will find materials from the BeReady final conference in Warsaw (April 2023):)
Lectures include topics like:
- the mathematics of soap bubbles (with support of GeoGebra)
- creating virtual galleries (in ArtSteps)
- supporting the teaching of physics with 3D printing
- experience of a technical school for the blind during a pandemic
- teaching electronics (also at the academic level!) remotely, using Arduino kits (okay, Analog Discovery II:D)
- PBS not only in science 🙂

HERE:
https://beready.pw.edu.pl/news/i/conf_video

Politechnika Warszawska, Edumotiva, Universidade do Minho, Università degli Studi di Siena,
Matefisica Cavazzi, George Fragakis,

Yes, reality is complicated. But beautiful:)
What you see in this picture is a soap bubble with curve fitting of catenoid in GeoGebra.