The project encompasses 1,200 teachers (grades 1. – 4.), librarians, and computer science teachers, who will undergo 6 educational rounds over the span of two school years to become equipped for effective use of the micro:bit in primary education.

The workshops are being conducted by a group of project ambassadors, who are not only seasoned educators but also experienced teachers. These ambassadors have a long-standing and successful partnership with IRIM. Their expertise lies in effectively using micro:bits and they have a proven track record in training both teachers and librarians across Croatia in utilizing these technologies. These ambassadors have been integral to several other projects undertaken by IRIM, where their skills in implementing micro:bits in educational settings were prominently featured.

In this first cycle, we will familiarize all participants with the micro:bit as an educational tool for presenting existing curriculum content in a digitally creative way. Additionally, participants will be familiarized with the basics of programming and will create several (likely their first) simple programs.

Here is the map of all workshops: