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Children from across Europe can enter the new Astro Pi Challenge for the chance to run their code on the International Space Station.
transmitted back down to Earth, so the winners of the competition – and everyone else
There is no correct age at which a child can start coding. Young children often begin by programming with graphic symbols, then move to block-based and text-based coding.
Above all else, coding should be a fun activity for kids.
Astronaut Tim Peake wants your Sonic Pi tunes, and your code to make our Astro Pi flight units into an MP3 player. UK school students can enter.
Is it because of slow internet, or are they afraid of viruses, or something else?
Liz: Do you remember those snippets of film from factories they used to show on educational kids’ shows when we were little? I have a very lucid memory of an episode of Playschool which (via the arched window) took you through the making of a rubber glove, and another segment featuring the manufacture of chocolate…
DT 31st March 2013, 9:11 pm Well done Sony and everyone else involved!
Liz: Andrew Mulholland is a first-year undergraduate student at Queen’s College Belfast, and the overall winner of 2014’s Talk Talk Digital Hero award. We’ve known him for a few years (he did work experience with us this summer – he created the Grandpa Scarer learning resource for us with Matt Timmons-Brown). Andrew’s been setting up events to introduce…
previous months’ activities printed out, so that if the kids want to try something else
Today we’re delighted to welcome two new colleagues to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and to launch a recruitment campaign to find even more outstanding people to join our growing team. First, meet the new arrivals! Oliver Quinlan is joining the Foundation as Research Manager. Oliver joins us from Nesta where he has been part of…
come back fairly quickly… ukscone 11th January 2016, 6:50 pm Apply, if nothing else
Meet young computer scientists who are role models showing that everyone belongs in the field and can bring their interests and skills to it.
like I belong, which is when I am able to communicate the things I know to someone else
Guidelines on setting up and running your own Raspberry Jam Am I allowed to run a Jam? Yes! Anyone can run a Raspberry Jam – you don’t need our permission, and it can take any form you like. What do I need to run a Jam? All you need to run a Jam is a venue,…
Ask around on Twitter – see if anyone else in your area is interested.
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
So they might be watching video playing things that someone else has created more
Get our developers‘ lowdown on our four new, free, and hands-on online courses that will give you a solid understanding of how coding and computers work.
with real-world impact, so we’re making sure the course is also useful for anyone else
