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To support your Hour of Code activities, we’ve pulled together a bumper set of free Hour of Code projects for all ages and abilities.
our project Solar system simulator to code an animated, interactive solar system model
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
So I hope I will be a role model, and I actually know it’s hard to start at first
Stefania Druga shares research about how to help families develop AI literacy for a critical understanding of AI systems.
introduced to a kinaesthetic activity involving moving around their home to train a model
How do we enable young people in schools to learn about the concepts and skills underlying AI? This was the topic of our latest research seminar.
data (lots of pictures of Juan with hats, glasses on, etc.) to train and test a model
Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO shares his thoughts on the need to invest in AI skills in schools.
That led us to create a research-informed model for AI literacy that unpacks the
The Astro Pi jury has chosen ten winning and eight highly commended Mission Space Lab teams whose science experiments were truly impressive.
ISS, using the Astro Pi computer’s magnetometer and data from the World Magnetic Model
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
So I hope I will be a role model, and I actually know it’s hard to start at first
We need to give all learners a successful start in the primary computing classroom. TIPP&SEE is a learning strategy for beginner programmers.
have proposed various strategies to guide teachers and students, such as the block model
502 teams of young people across Europe are now getting ready to write the code for their experiments in space, with the Astro Pi Challenge.
These consist of the newest model of the Raspberry Pi computer, the newest Raspberry
A few weeks ago Dave and I ran a workshop at the Hub Construction Skills Centre in Stepney Green. It was great: the young people were engaged, learned some basic computing skills and saw why it’s important to know how computers work. And that might normally have been a tweet or two from us but…
progresses — we think that it has huge potential and could also serve as a useful model
