Less than four years ago, Magda Jadach was convinced that programming wasn’t for girls. On International Women’s Day, she tells us how she discovered that it definitely is, and how she embarked on the new career that has brought her to Raspberry Pi as a software developer.
and our online learning projects Scratch is a graphical programming language that
On Monday 29 February, we celebrated the fourth (or first) birthday of the Raspberry Pi computer by giving a little gift to the community in the form of the Raspberry Pi 3. A lot more power, with built in wireless LAN and Bluetooth, for the same great price of $35. On 5 and 6 March,…
All of the talks were recorded and will be available online in the next few days,
Our two special Raspberry Pi computers have arrived on the International Space Station. Here is the story of how these Astro Pi units were built.
Mission Zero is free, can be completed online in an hour, and lets young people send
We help organisations in our Global Clubs Partner network connect to one another. See three stories of how partner organisations have benefited from collaborating.
It’s one reason we host regular online meetings and regional in-person events, and
Get the chance to have your computer programs run in space on the International Space Station as part of Astro Pi Mission Zero!
Teams then follow our online resource to write their programs using the browser-based
Today, astronaut and Foundation Board Member Tim Peake was presented with the Rooke Award, and two winning Astro Pi teams got to attend the celebratory event.
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Buzz is a new Pixel Pal from Soldering Sunday, who make easy and affordable project kits for young and beginner makers. He’s currently on Kickstarter.
We already have Arduino and Raspberry Pi tutorials online for Chip and with your
The European Astro Pi Challenge, an ESA Education project run in collaboration with the Raspberry Pi Foundation, is back for its tenth year!
This updated online tool makes it even easier to see how your program would perform
A quick blip of a blog to say Happy Scratch Day! We’re huge fans of Scratch here at the Foundation. It was designed to teach young people how to program but it’s a great learning tool at any age: you can build your first program in minutes and pick up fundamental concepts very quickly. Whilst…
If you are Pi-less then you can use it online, but you’ll be missing out on the best
Teacher Sophie Hudson runs a Code Club at her tiny school in rural Yorkshire. Watch Sophie’s story to see the impact her Code Club has on the learners.
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