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Participants in Astro Pi Mission Zero, a free beginners‘ coding activity, get to decide the names of the Raspberry Pis we’ll send to the ISS.
Whatever else they code for their Mission Zero entry, they’re supporting the astronauts
Reach the next level with your 3D game designs with the More Unity path from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. A perfect next step after completing our Intro to Unity path
Is there anything else similarly advanced that runs well on our SBC?
With UK Youth and grassroots organisations, we get Raspberry Pi computer kits into the hands of disadvantaged young people across the UK.
Everything else that you said, i can confirm that works (except for teams, because
Because failing is part of the learning process, we have created a category for Pioneers which celebrates failure: ‚We appreciate what you’re trying to do‘.
If nothing else helps, but you need to feel inspired, think about what someone said
Here’s a list for you of some of our free projects and resources that digital makers of all ages and experience levels can explore at home!
What do you think of these activities, and what else would you like to see?
Carrie Anne – I have an ongoing long-term love affair with Sonic Pi ever since Dr Sam Aaron from the University of Cambridge introduced me to it in late 2012 to help me teach text-based programming to my students. Since then it has been used to teach music and artistic expression thanks to the Sonic Pi: Live &…
Sam Aaron was resident Sonic Pi guru, handling all those questions that no-one else
The BBC’s news videos usually aren’t embeddable until a day or so after their first release, so you’ll have to go to the BBC News website to watch this, but it’s well worth the click. Our good friends Dr Sue Black of the GoTo Foundation, and Pete Wood from RS Components, took a class of…
Andy 12th June 2012, 1:11 pm Anyone else find it strange that most of the comments
Carrie Anne’s end-of-year edition of Geek Gurl Diaries had some news in it that might interest you. The whole of the video (especially the book competition) is likely to be something you’ll find interesting – but the REALLY interesting bit is the announcement that Carrie Anne makes at around the 3:49 mark. Congratulations Carrie Anne…
few times at London Raspberry Jams (we really need to start them again… if nobody else
Want your Pi to look like the Astro Pis on the ISS? You’re in luck: Tim Rowledge shares how his commerical Astro Pi case replicas are produced.
Fortunately, someone else at my makerspace happens to have some serious CNC machining
Carrie Anne has lots of ideas for Pi projects to interest parents of new babies. Pick the perfect name, marvel at the ‚Food, Poo, Love Machine‘, and more!
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