All content and materials from our 2023 free online computing education research seminar series on primary (K-5) computing education.
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Explore kids‘ coding languages like ScratchJr, Scratch and Python. Start kids on graphical languages to help them grasp the basics of programming.
They can use HTML and CSS to create simple webpages that include links, videos, pictures
A research case study about in-school repair cafés to teach learners about hardware, sustainability, and impacts of technology.
Links to computing education The project drew on a theory called duality reconstruction
Download our new resource to help you identify areas of opportunity for making Computing engaging for all your learners.
Links to the resources used to review 2 units of work, lesson by lesson, to adapt
Hour of Code is a worldwide initiative to get people to have a go at programming. Check out our resources for beginners and intermediate programmers!
chart showing ideal routes for a kid to take when learning about computing with links
Children from across Europe can enter the new Astro Pi Challenge for the chance to run their code on the International Space Station.
. ** Related links: Registration for France Registration for Poland Registration
Astronaut Tim Peake wants your Sonic Pi tunes, and your code to make our Astro Pi flight units into an MP3 player. UK school students can enter.
Music Player challenge page explains the requirements for your MP3 player, and links
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
But what’s great about that is they very easily see Cross-curricular links.
Today we’re delighted to welcome two new colleagues to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and to launch a recruitment campaign to find even more outstanding people to join our growing team. First, meet the new arrivals! Oliver Quinlan is joining the Foundation as Research Manager. Oliver joins us from Nesta where he has been part of…
campaign today to find four more outstanding people to join the team (click the links
Two new Astro Pi units — space-proof Raspberry Pi computers with extra hardware — are travelling to the ISS for the Astro Pi Challenge now.
software to do things like stress the Astro Pi units’ processors, saturate the network links
