Picademy, our free two-day CPD course for educators, is returning to North America in summer 2019, with events in Irvine, the Bay Area, and Toronto.
classroom teachers, librarians, museum staff, university lecturers, and teacher trainers
If you’d like to experience some of the unadulterated joy that comes with supporting the mission of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, it couldn’t be easier.
In England, we are delivering the most ambitious programme ever to train computing
Support the charitable work of the Raspberry Pi Foundation and celebrate Giving Tuesday this festive season (and all year round)
Your support for the Raspberry Pi Foundation helps us to train educators face-to-face
At Raspberry Pi Towers, our magical helper elves* have been working around the clock to bring you some fantastically festive Hour of Code activities. The Hour of Code is an idea launched in 2013 by Code.org – a non-profit organisation dedicated to expanding participation in Computer Science by making it available in more schools. Their vision…
The box has different “modes” which play music, train sounds etc depending on what
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
ways: attracting kids to public libraries, getting our university volunteers to train
Explore practical strategies for teaching computing with limited access to devices, featuring tips, tools, and a case study from Kenya.
For example, during a recent project coaching community trainers in Mombasa, we emphasised
Hello World issue 4, the free magazine by educators for educators is out today. Download your copy, or sign up to receive a print version at home.
It’s for teachers, Code Club volunteers, teaching assistants, teacher trainers,
Issue 3 of Hello World, the magazine about computing and digital making for educators, takes an in-depth look at assessment in computer science.
It’s for teachers, Code Club volunteers, teaching assistants, teacher trainers,
Meet Nadia, a Code Club volunteer who is working to bring clubs to every school in Iraq and helps us make our free resources accessible in Arabic.
Her group of 15 trainers now runs nine clubs — and counting— throughout Iraq,
With 20 Picademy workshops in 11 cities, and 791 happy teachers graduated as Raspberry Pi Certified Educators, it’s a wrap on Picademy North America 2018.
traditional classroom environment, as librarians, after-school providers, teacher trainers
