Links to download the WeDo 2.0 software can be found on LEGO Education Downloads. The SmartHub is powered by either two AA batteries or a rechargeable battery pack (purchased separately). WeDo 2.0 features a programmable SmartHub that connects to a computer or tablet via Bluetooth Low Energy, meaning that there is no longer a need to physically tether creations to a computer (as was required with the original WeDo kit). The WeDo 2.0 Software is available for desktops and tablets and is free to download. The LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Core Set (45300) contains 280 pieces, including a motor, and tilt sensor, and motion sensor. WeDo 2.0 was released at the beginning of 2016. The original WeDo set was released in 2009. What do you think about it? Will it stay or not? Please state reasons when posting so that your claim is more convincing.LEGO WeDo is a robotics kit designed for younger students.
Additionally, as far as I know, there is no way to actually share or use others' extensions other than just using TurboWarp or importing a suspicious script into the console. Not many people use the forum due to the small number of Scratchers who create extensions.Įn./wiki/Developing_Scratch_Extensions_(forum) wrote:This forum contains low activity as only a few users are interested in coding extensions and others are not experienced in the development of Scratch extensions. On the Scratch Wiki, it stated that the point of the Developing Scratch Extensions forum was meant to discuss about extensions for ScratchX, which is supported by the wiki.Įn./wiki/ScratchX wrote:Scratchers could discuss ScratchX and Scratch extensions on the Developing Scratch Extensions forum ScratchX has been taken down on April 4, 2023.Įn./wiki/ScratchX wrote:On April 4th, 2023, the website was taken off-line and the repo was archived.
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