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Next stop on the great Raspberry Pi Education Team Tour of Great Britain is the South West of England! That’s right: we’re taking Picademy, the official Raspberry Pi Professional Development course for teachers, on the road again, thanks to our friends at Exeter Library in Devon! I’m already packing my bucket, spade and kiss-me-quick hat.…
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We are working with two partner organisations in Odisha, India, to develop and roll out a computing curriculum for government high schools.
Now we are partnering with two Indian civil society organisations to develop high
Working with Mo School Abhiyan, we have trained 1000 teachers in Odisha to increase access to computer science education through Code Clubs.
contribute to revamping the government schools and government-aided schools in the Indian
Discover how the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Computing Curriculum Framework adapts to India, empowering students with essential digital skills.
Foundation have adapted and localised our computing curriculum to meet the needs of Indian
Our evaluations show that teachers are well-equipped to deliver the curriculum and provide high-quality and accessible learning experiences.
Our curriculum is tailored to the Indian context, and we provide extensive support
The aim of our partnership is to enable students to learn about computing by providing the best possible curriculum.
the Raspberry Pi Foundation because it helps us to test curriculum content in an Indian
At ISTE 2017, Picademy-trained Raspberry Pi Certified Educators share their enthusiasm, skills, and vision about teach digital making skills.
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An absolutely huge congratulations to each and every single young creator who participated in Coolest Projects 2023, our digital technology showcase for young people! 5801 young people from 37 countries took part. This year’s participants made projects that entertained, inspired, and wowed us — creators showcased everything from robotic arms to platformer games. We celebrated…
Scratch, by Enoch from the UK Vaishali Sharma’s favourite projects Vaishali is an Indian
We partner with organisations in India, such as Pratham Education Foundation, to bring digital skills to young people in rural communities.
In 2017–18, only 47% of Indian households received electricity for more than 12
