will then use a musical description word bank to describe how this music generates emotions
will then use a musical description word bank to describe how this music generates emotions
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Read all about our visit to Maker Faire New York in 2016, and find out what cool stuff we saw!
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Yasmin Curren is one of our young Creative Technologists. She reflects on the exciting possibilities of openFrameworks, a toolkit for creative coding.
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Here at Pi Towers, Astro Pi fever is taking hold! Over the last few weeks there have been a number of things happening which we’re really excited about, so it’s time for an update. The first and most crucial bit of news for those of you furiously writing your competition entries is that you now…
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At this very moment, the Raspberry Pi education team are in Exeter nearing the end of the second day of Picademy #10; Day 2 is Project Day, and the #picademy hashtag on Twitter is full of photos of biscuit-tin robots, papercrafts, Babbage bears and breadboards as the teams share their projects. Primary, secondary and post-16…
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