You should be fine if you connect a red LED (the negative part) to the 1 or 2 holes, and then the positive part to 0. BTW, the negitave part is longer.

Never-ending, just use a higher voltage led. Or just teach your class what a resistor is.

Glad to support!

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Let me know if you need anymore project tutorials. I would be happy to support your ideas. But I don't want to do the projects for you!

Thanks. I have had fun making these videos.

No problem! Maybe I should do one in French too? If you have other requests, please send them to me.

Hi - I have started to program it... It will be a little bit because The way I think about it - you need to have a program on your computer to push the time to the micro:bit and then the micro:bit can handle the display. I'm still learning the serial communication from computer to micro:bit. But in the mean time would love to hear about your other projects.

@@AndrewMcDonald_McScience ok cool I’ll keep you updated

Thanks!! Would be happy to chat more about other projects if you wanted.

I'm currently doing a 10K pushup Challenge for 2021 - I had a slow start but I'm doing 50 daily. going to up that number soon.

Not yet, Been too busy

@@AndrewMcDonald_McScience ok. but I have I question ,do you know if it is possible ?

@@keenondeen6203 I would say yes. Running a Python script on your computer to grab the date and time and then push that to the micro:bit. I'm working on another project that is sort of similar so I should be able to solve that after.

@@AndrewMcDonald_McScience thanks soo much can’t wait for the release

I see what I can do!

Hi, Thanks for watching!! Yes, projects in Tinkercad are automatically saved. In circuits, 3D design and CodeBlocks! Happy exploring!

You're so welcome!

Hey

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks - it was a fun built! And still a work in progress

My pleasure!

Thanks so much!!