Since finding like-minded tech creators at a CoderDojo, Laura has travelled the world with her friends and the robots they build together.
comments Graham Hughes 27th July 2021, 11:45 am Looks like the ‘coderdojo’ link
You may remember our Education team attended PyConUK in Coventry last month. We ran the Education Track, which involved giving workshops to teachers and running a Raspberry Jam day for kids at the weekend. We also gave talks on the main developer track of the conference. Carrie Anne gave a fantastic keynote entitled Miss Adventures in Raspberry Pi wherein…
As well as getting IT professionals more engaged it’s sometimes hard to link up with
In our latest seminar, we discussed METRECC, a research tool for comparing different countries‘ computing curricula and classroom teaching.
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Last month we published a guide on how to 3D print your own Astro Pi flight case. Since then we’ve seen some amazing examples pop up over on Twitter. My favorites have to be the two below. @KaceyandKristi posted this amazing rainbow flight case – great way to make the most of the layered design!…
Here’s a link to the Astro Pi flight case STL files: go go go!
Scratch 3 Desktop is now available to download for Raspbian on Raspberry Pi, giving you the full Scratch 3 experience in offline mode.
This is because Scratch Link, the software which allows Scratch to talk to Bluetooth
Philip Colligan shares how we are responding to the novel coronavirus and what it means for our work to support people all over the planet to change their world through technology.
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In our latest research seminar, Dr Morrison shows that teaching beginners to program using worked examples with subgoal labels helps them perform better.
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Dr Cecily Morrison shared her work to develop a physical programming tool for children learning to program who are blind or have low vision.
The young learner can feel the difference between the pods by touch and link them
Looking back on the progress we’ve made as a foundation and a community towards putting the power of digital making in the hands of people all over the world in 2017.
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