Issue 5 of Hello World, our free magazine by educators for educators, is out today! Download your copy, or sign up to receive a print version at home.
open to teachers, Code Club and CoderDojo volunteers, teaching assistants, teacher trainers
Carrie Anne Philbin, Raspberry Pi’s Director of Educator Support, has been awarded an MBE for her services to education.
She says, “I vividly remember typing in the BASIC commands to create a train that
Our Experience AI resources are built on work from the Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre and other researchers.
understanding of the models underlying AI applications, and the processes used to train
We announce the winning and highly commended teams of young people who coded experiments for this year’s Astro Pi Mission Space Lab.
Mission Space Lab program used the Astro Pi computer’s machine learning dongle to train
Stefania Druga shares research about how to help families develop AI literacy for a critical understanding of AI systems.
She found that when children had the opportunity to train machine learning models
Laura James, Head of Computing and ICT at King Edward’s School in Bath, shares how Experience AI has transformed how she taught her students about artificial intelligence.
game, which they enjoyed and has a good section on the training data used to train
Teacher Michael Jones shares how to use Teachable Machine with 13- to 14-year-olds to investigate accuracy and ethics in machine learning models.
Note that this model will take a little longer to train.
Code projects to help you feel healthy in your body and focused your mind, with our new Digital Making at Home video and project guides.
Back to Digital Making at Home Archive RSS All aboard this non-stop train
Issue 6 of Hello World, our free magazine by educators for educators, is out today! Download your copy, or sign up to receive a print version at home.
includes teachers, Code Club and CoderDojo volunteers, teaching assistants, teacher trainers
We invited Global Clubs Partners to calls with our researchers to discuss new findings about computing education in primary schools.
Supporting Global Clubs Partners with research insights Global Clubs Partners work to train
