Getting Started With Code Cube

Christina introduces the Code Cube, a wearable device for students to code and interact with. The unboxing reveals a Code Cube, USB cable, and slap band bracelet. The device features a rechargeable battery, 64 LED pixels, and an accelerometer for movement and sound interaction. Instructions are provided for connecting and charging the device. Coding is done via a web app with various options and coding pallets. Additional resources are available online.

What items are included in the Code Cube box?

• Code Cube, headphones, and a carrying case

• Code Cube, charging dock, and a user manual

• Code Cube, power adapter, and a wrist strap

• Code Cube, micro USB cable, and a slap band bracelet

How many LED pixels does the Code Cube have?

• 256

• 32

• 64

• 128

What feature allows the Code Cube to react to movement?

• Gyroscope

• Accelerometer

• Magnetometer

• Barometer

Which website should you visit to start coding the Code Cube?

• codecube.com/start

• pitsco.com/codecube

• codecube.org/learn

• pitsco.org/codecube

Which of the following is NOT a coding pallet available in the Code Cube web app?

• Sound

• Sensing

• Control

• Graphics