Makey Makey Lesson 18

What are the different ways Makey Makey can be used to add interactivity to a greeting card?

• Connecting it to a power source and lighting up the card

• Connecting it to conductive materials and programming it to play a sound or display a message when touched

• Attaching it to a helium balloon to make the card float

• Using it as a paperweight for the card

How can you incorporate interactive elements into a slider greeting card design?

• Adding a sound module

• Including a QR code for a video message

• Adding pull tabs, pop-up elements, or movable parts

• Using scented paper

What are the benefits of using a slider greeting card in storytelling or narrative presentations?

• Adds unnecessary complexity to the presentation

• Distracts the audience from the main message

• Does not contribute to the overall impact of the storytelling

• Enhances visual and interactive elements of the presentation

How does the Makey Makey interact with the slider mechanism in a greeting card?

• By using a remote control to operate the slider

• By connecting the slider to the Makey Makey board and programming it to recognize the slider movement

• By shaking the Makey Makey to trigger the slider movement

• By blowing air on the slider to activate the Makey Makey

What can be the possible reason if the slider greeting card is producing a distorted sound when connected to Makey Makey?

• Volume on the computer is too low

• Makey Makey not compatible with slider greeting card

• Loose connection between the slider greeting card and Makey Makey

• Wrong type of batteries used in the slider greeting card

current is measured in....

• volts

• amps

• watts

• 
  mph

Water containing which of the following substances may conduct electricity

• 
  salt

• sugar

Match the following

1-: Material that allows charge to flow a- Switch

2-: Can turn a circuit on or off b- Conductor

3-: A path through which electrons flow c- Insulator

4- Material that does not allow charge to flow d- Electric Circuit

• 1- d

  2- c

  3- a

  4- b

• 1- a

  2- b

  3- d

  4- c

• 1- b

  2- a

  3- d

  4- c

• 1- c

  2- b

  3- a

  4- d

Which of the following images represents a closed circuit?

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Voltage is simply defined as...

• what 'pushes' electrons

• what 'stops' electrons

• moving electrons