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40 Misiones con IA (AI Create) para micro:bit – Actividades Educativas

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Last edited Nov 6, 2025
Created on Nov 6, 2025

This visualization presents a table of 40 educational AI activities for the micro:bit, pairing each mission with its objective, sensors, and labels. It shows a structured curriculum, from basic motion detection to cooperative multi-device tasks, while the static screenshot highlights the markdown source file that organizes the content. The rendering relies on the GitHub gist interface to display the raw markdown table, with no interactive code or data processing libraries involved. The visible data is the author’s curated list of sensor-based exercises, emphasizing how the built-in accelerometer, microphone, and light sensor can be used with AI Create to classify gestures, sounds, and environments.

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