micro:bit Global Challenge [Add innovation name] [Add team name]

The challenge: Design and create an original innovation using micro:bit to help to improve safety for children. 7 key tasks: Defining the problem Designing Prototyping Coding Evaluating Presenting Entering the micro:bit Global Challenge competition

The problem Explain: the problem are you focussing on why this is an important problem the impact this problem has on individuals and communities why you personally care about it

The innovation Think about explaining: what your innovation is called how it will it help solve the problem you identified what impact it could have how you will make it easy to use why you decided on this innovation over others what feedback you had on your idea(s) if you revised your innovation after feedback and how

The paper prototype Explain: what you have created why you have created it how it will help you and others feedback you have had on your prototype what works best and what you would change include an image of your paper prototype which shows how it will look and your instructions (algorithm) of how to use it.

micro:bit prototype Explain: how you coded, tested and debugged your micro:bit prototype interesting/tricky parts of your code what problems you had and how you overcome them? the feedback you have had on your prototype changes you would make to your prototype in the future Include image(s) of your code

Evaluating your innovation Explain: How does your innovation meet the criteria? What else have you learnt from this challenge? Consider: Sécurité creating and refining original ideas paper & coding prototypes problems you encountered and how you solved them what you would do differently next time

Presenting your innovation: instructions [Delete this slide once you have your presentation ready] Complete your presentation to present it to the class 5 minutes max keep it simple make it interesting for your audience ensure you have included: what you have created why you have created it How it will help address the problem