bluepig600 wrote:

Would raspberry pi count as a hardware extension because when you use the offline scratch editor on a raspberry it shows up as an extension to control the raspberry pi gpio pins.

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

I've noticed the old topic is extremely obselete, so here we go! This topic is fully updated for Scratch 3!

micro:bit
micro:bit is a pocket computer developed by BBC/Microsoft. You will need Bluetooth to connect.

LEGO Mindstorms EV3/Mini
LEGO has provided many helpful resources about how to use/connect a Mindstorm. You will need Bluetooth to connect.

LEGO Boost
Requires Bluetooth. Note that you might need a kit/tutorial about how to set one up.

LEGO Education WebDo 2.0
Again, requires Bluetooth. You might need a tutorial to do this.

Go Force and Acceleration
Vernier has also released helpful resources on this. Needs Bluetooth.

Makey Makey
JoyLabz (creator of MM) has some resources on this. This one doesn't require Bluetooth or WiFi.

resources
https://education.lego.com/en-us/start/mindstorms-ev3#Setting-Up
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/themes/boost/apps
https://education.lego.com/en-us/product-resources/wedo-2/

scaryghost14 wrote:

hey i have a lego edu thing and i want to do it in scratch

scaryghost14 wrote:

it is this Lego spike essential

julmik6478 wrote:

scaryghost14 wrote:

it is this Lego spike essential

I don't know, but it's possible to be it beacuse I found image of it after searching lego edu.

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8to16 wrote:

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jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

8to16 wrote:

removed

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