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はじめに

do your :bitはmicro:bitを使った、8歳から18歳の若者たち向けの世界的なチャレンジです。想像力を試し、創造力と技術を組み合わせて、今日私たちが直面している課題に取り組むことで、グローバル目標の解決策を考え出してみましょう。

The challenge is open now! Find out more information on how to enter below. You can use our resources to introduce the challenge to students.

Students in Taiwan show their entry to the do your :bit challenge

How to enter

We want you to design a tech solution to a problem that affects you and your community or another community somewhere in the world. Whatever the issue, we’re interested to hear how you would go about solving it. Use your imagination and be as creative as possible! The challenge closes for entries at 12:00pm (BST) on Friday 15 July 2022.

Who can enter?

Young people aged 8 – 18 anywhere in the world can enter the challenge. You can enter on your own or as part of a team. Teams can contain up to 3 members.

Entry categories

There are three different categories to enter in the do your :bit challenge. Please read carefully and submit your entry in the correct category.

Category 1 - idea only, 8-14 year olds

Category 2 - design and code, 8-14 year olds

Category 3 - design and code, 15-18 year olds only

Entry checklist

When you are ready to enter the challenge check you have the following information before completing the entry form:

Which category are you entering?
Which Global Goal is your entry linked to?
What is your project called?
Have you explained what your project is and how it works in a written statement?
Have you included your code? (category 2 & 3 only)
Have you included photos and a video of your project?

Make sure you complete and submit your entry by 12:00pm (BST) on Friday 15 July 2022

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パートナー

私たちは若い人たちに着想を与え、デジタルをつかった創造力を解き放つよう励ますことに情熱を持っています。私たちは同じ考えを持つ組織と一緒に働くことが大好きです。すべてのパートナーに感謝します。

提携企業

do your :bitは the British CouncilとWorld's Largest Lessonと提携して、 "Micro:bit Educational Foundation" によって制作されています。

戦略的パートナー

We are grateful to OKdo for their generous donation of 5,000 micro:bit devices and support in enabling more young people from under-represented groups to get involved in the do your :bit challenge.