We’re launching a new website dedicated to Raspberry Pi computers, and new social media channels focused on our educational initiatives.
That includes online resources to help young people learn how to code, information
Experience AI provides teachers with free resources to help them confidently deliver lessons that inspire and educate young people about AI.
There is an online course you can use that can help get you started teaching about
Yasmin Curren is one of our young Creative Technologists. She reflects on the exciting possibilities of openFrameworks, a toolkit for creative coding.
small group of young people aged 16-21 years through field trips, hack events and online
Browse the schedule for our UK Picademy events in 2017 and find free high-quality CPD for educators at a location and date that suit you.
graduates in Manchester How to apply To apply for any of the events, fill in our Online
We’re celebrating Raspberry Pi’s sixth birthday with over 100 Jams all over the world on 3–4 March 2018. Join us for the Raspberry Jam Big Birthday Weekend!
magazines are read by a quarter of a million people, and millions more use our free online
In the latest episode of the Hello World podcast, we explore the myth of the ‚digital native‘.
become critical thinkers, careful users, and aware of issues like data privacy and online
Discover practical advice and actionable tips from real teachers, and find out how you can teach digital literacy in your classroom.
should be equipped with fast and efficient typing skills, as so many tasks today are online
When you’re part of the Raspberry Pi Foundation community, you’re a part of a global family of young…
desktop-for-raspbian-on-raspberry-pi/ If you like, you can also take part in our online
With our new Code Club Community Coordinator for Wales on board, we are able to offer more dedicated support to the community in Wales.
The Welsh Code Club network had a chance to meet Sarah at a country-wide online codealong
Explore social learning tips, research, and strategies to engage students in your computing classroom.
It can take place in person or online, and it can happen without people realising
