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.
January 2019, 2:25 pm Please bring Pi Academy programs to the DMV area, around Washington
Colin Furze, Melissa Pickering, James Whelton, and Fig O’Reilly are this year’s special judges for the Coolest Projects online tech showcase!
Since getting her degree in Systems Engineering from the George Washington University
Stefania Druga shares research about how to help families develop AI literacy for a critical understanding of AI systems.
the series, we were excited to hear from Stefania Druga from the University of Washington
The Raspberry Jam Big Birthday Weekend 2019 is a community-led, synchronised, global mega-Jam on 2-3 March in celebration of our seventh birthday. Find a Jam near you! Raspberry Jam Bahía Blanca (Argentina) Southport Library Raspberry Jam (Australia) Melbourne Raspberry Pi Jam (Australia) Inverell Raspberry Jam (Australia) Geelong Raspberry Jam (Australia) Bangladesh Raspberry Jam (Bangladesh) Raspberry…
Kingdom) York Pi Jam | Big Birthday Weekend (United Kingdom) Robotics Raspberry Jam Washington
Join our next free online seminars, running monthly from January and focussing on primary school (K–5) teaching and learning of computing.
Tuesday 7 February 2023: Dr Jean Salac from the University of Washington is particularly
Last month we put out a blog post advertising that I would be doing a tour of America, with a rough initial route, and we welcomed requests for visits. Over the next couple of weeks I was overwhelmed with visit requests – I plotted all the locations on a map and created a route aiming to reach as…
Wed 6 – Washington, DC On Wednesday morning I collected my hire car (a mighty Nissan
All content and materials from our 2021-2022 free online computing education research seminar series on artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science series.
education with and for families (1 March 2022) Speaker: Stefania Druga (University of Washington
A look at a practical study of how to teach the computing concept of variables in primary maths classrooms, with Dr Katie Rich and Carla Strickland.
February at 17.00 UK time, when we will hear from Dr Jean Salac, University of Washington
We need to give all learners a successful start in the primary computing classroom. TIPP&SEE is a learning strategy for beginner programmers.
welcome Dr Jean Salac, researcher in the Code & Cognition Lab at the University of Washington
Practical advice on how to write better multiple choice questions. Much more research is needed to determine what makes a truly helpful MCQs.
In recent research reviewing the use of MCQs, Andrew Butler from Washington University
