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Since then they’ve continued to develop the SBrick and are proud that they have more than 20k satisfied SBrick users worldwide. Now it is this time for SBrick Plus, their latest product. While on the outside the two look identical, a lot of development has gone into the SBrick Plus. It now accepts sensors (from the WeDo 1.0 range). For builders and hardcore gamers, this means that they can now put sensors (proximity, tilt) into their models. They’ve handed out the SBrick Plus to several of the best-known builders, and they’ve already created some amazing things with the SBrick Plus. SBrick Plus can also be programmed using the SBrick app, but it also breaks new grounds since you can also program it with Apple Swift Playgrounds, Scratch and Javascript. It’s great if you just want to play with it, but it’s education component makes it an amazing product for the classroom. For example, you can have a puzzle that needs to be solved: writing code that will enable a robot to find its way out of a maze.
The same exercise can be solved using Scratch, Javascript or Apple Swift. For a student, this means that as they become better in programming and move on to more complex programming languages, they will understand with ease what to do and what result can be obtained while for teachers, this means continuity in the classroom. To get to this point, they’ve teamed up with Cambridge University to produce lessons and activities that parents can do with their child, where both can learn together. Since most parents don’t have a programming background, SBrick’s team spent extra time on making sure that these lessons are really easy to follow and fun to do. If you want to learn more about what they’ve created and where are they going with SBrick, check out their Kickstarter campaign or take a look at their website! Light Gray Price (Bricklink) Dark Gray Price (Bricklink) Dark Turquoise Price (Bricklink) Medium Blue Price (Bricklink) Sand Green Price (Bricklink)
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Stay tuned also for the list of social events coming up soon. You can find all the information you need about site visits on this page. Note: optional events are not included in the conference fee. And remember: Select the event on the registration form is required to attend the event. Site Visit Information: Søren Holm, tel +45 2920 4287, srh@aarhus.dk Friday 9 June 12.30-15.15 Emerging Trends in Branch Libraries Meeting point: Dokk1, Information Guide: Katrine Maxen, tel +45 6192 9046 DKK 225 (EUR 30) Friday 9 June 13.00-16.00 Tour Aarhus Time Travel - Centre of Participatory Information Technologies DKK 375 (EUR 50) Sculpture Art Seaside Walk DKK 150 (EUR 20) Friday 9 June 15.00-16.00 Aarhus City Walks – History from the Vikings to the Capital of Culture Meeting point: Dokk1, Information Guide: Søren Bitsch Christensen, Head of City Archive of Aarhus, tel +45 4185 6508 DKK 75 (EUR 10) Friday 9 June 17.30-21.00
Aarhus Street Food - Community of Sustainable Gastronomy Guide: Louise Andersen, tel +45 6192 9008 DKK 200 (EUR 27) Saturday 10 June 9.30-16.30 Billund Library and Lego Idea Studio & House DKK 600 (EUR 80) Saturday 10 June 9.30-12.00 The Learning Library and Community Engagement and Democracy in Branch Libraries Saturday 10 June 10.00-12.00 The New Northern Waterfront on Bike Meeting point: Frederiksgade 78, 8000 Aarhus C (map) Saturday 10 June 10.00-15.00 Libraries on the Move - Design Thinking in Practice Guide: Helene Bruhn Schvartzman, tel +45 4187 2286 DKK 300 (EUR 40) Saturday 10 June 12.30-16.00 Stand Up Paddle: Waterfront Surfing DKK 400 (EUR 54) Saturday 10 June 17.30-21.00 Sunday 11 June 9.30-16.30 Silkeborg and Herning Libraries Sunday 11 June 9.30-13.00 Moesgaard Museum: Interactive Exhibitions, Vikings and Storytelling Sunday 11 June 13.00-16.00
Sunday 11 June 14.00-17.00 The Old Town - Open-air Museum of Urban History and Culture Wednesday 14 June 17.00-19.00 Visit to Systematic - Get behind the scenes of how a national Library system is crafted from bottom up and rolled out across Denmark Bus, buffet and beverages included Meeting point: Dokk1, Information Wednesday 14 June 17.00-21.00 Wednesday 14 June 17.30-21.00 Wednesday 14 June 19.00-20.00 Aarhus City Walks – History from the Vikings to the Capital of Culture Thursday 15 June 9.30-12.30 Community Engagement and Democracy in Branch Libraries Thursday 15 June 10.00-14.00 Emerging Trends and Play in Education – Frederiksbjerg School & VIA DKK 325 (EUR 45) Thursday 15 June 10.00-13.00 Sculpture Art Seaside Walk Thursday 15 June 15.00-16.00 Guide Søren Bitsch Christensen, Head of City Archive of Aarhus, tel +45 4185 6508 Thursday & Wednesday 15-16 June Visit the new library in Ghent, Belgium