Barclays‘ Digital Eagles share their skills with the community as volunteers. We introduced a group of them to Raspberry Pi activities to share with kids.
offered to give up their time and skills to teach members of the community how to get online
Symposium Keynote Presentations Posters Submissions How can we design research that supports young people as creators? Dr Natalie Rusk, MIT Media Lab About Natalie Natalie Rusk is one of the creators of Scratch and is a Research Scientist in the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. She is the lead author of the Scratch…
You can read some of Natalie’s writing online, including her article: There’s More
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Welcome to your dedicated Learn at Home page! We hope you’re enjoying your Raspberry Pi computer and it’s helping you with your school work. Educational resources Your teachers have information about the websites and platforms your school uses to set and mark work. We can also recommend the following free, high-quality educational resources: Oak National…
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Join us in Cambridge, UK on 1 April 2020 for discussion and networking at our first-ever research symposium, themed around school-level computing education.
Archive RSS Update 13 March 2020: The research symposium will now be held online
We have developed a new activity to support learners as they transition from visual programming languages and learn to code Python.
How ‘Paint with Python’ helps learners get started ‘Paint with Python’ is an online
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Online safety? Where does AI fit in?
Digital literacy
Online safety? Where does AI fit in?
