Issue 24 of Hello World gives you ideas for how to help your learners think openly and critically about technology.
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With 10,000 clubs running in 125 countries, and more than 140,000 kids taking part, the Code Club International movement is forging ahead!
#CharityTuesday: Code Club for libraries Announcing our new online training series
In our latest research seminar, our own Katharine Childs gave a summary of recent research around barriers to gender balance in school computing.
The seminar series, and our online research symposium, are an opportunity to do that
To inspire young people to send their code to space with Astro Pi, we’re sharing some amazing stories from ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer.
NASA Last round’s winning Mission Space Lab teams were invited to a very special online
Find inspirational and diverse short projects to help you complete the Hour of Code challenge in 2016.
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New research seminars in 2021! In the coming months, our seminars will focus on diversity and inclusion in computing education.
blog posts Archive RSS At the Raspberry Pi Foundation, we host a free online
Picademy, our free two-day CPD course, is returning to the USA in summer 2018, with events in Denver, Atlanta, Jersey City, and Seattle.
Certified Educators shine at ISTE 2017 Picademy Expands in the United States Online
This year Mozilla Festival is taking place at Ravensbourne College in London (next to the O2 arena) on 7-8 November. Map here. This is Mozilla’s annual hands-on festival (affectionately known as MozFest) and is dedicated to forging the future of the open Web. It’s where passionate technologists, educators and creators unite to hack on innovative…
dedicated to reconciling the conflicts that occur between adults and young people online
Issue 2 of Hello World is out now! Carrie Anne Philbin takes a look at what’s inside…
round-up of digital making research from Oliver Quinlan Safeguarding children online
Code Club attendees from the Boys & Girls Club of Bell Gardens near Los Angeles are readying themselves to attend Coolest Projects North America this September.
Pi Foundation’s longest-running outreach program, has just the resources and online
