Empower young people to think critically about technology, giving them the confidence to navigate the digital world effectively.
lifetime, it wasn’t always illegal to hold your mobile phone to your ear and have
Announcing a new way for people to learn about digital making from Raspberry Pi: two free online CPD training courses, available anywhere in the world.
end of this week, with our final Picademy of 2016 taking place in Texas, we will have
Supporting the Raspberry Jam community with our new guidebook, starter kits, and branding packs. It’s now even easier to get your Jam on!
Blog All blog posts Archive RSS For almost five years, Raspberry Jams have
This will allow them plenty of practice in case they have to do this in an exam.
This will allow them plenty of practice in case they have to do this in an exam.
This year, for the first time, we are running the Raspberry Pi Creative Technologists programme, mentoring a small group of young people aged 16-21 years as they explore using digital technology to enhance their creative pursuits. One of our creative technologists, 21-year-old writer Hannah Burdett, recently published today’s post on her own blog, and when…
There are a few things I have learned through the years that have been helpful to
We’re campaigning to support every school and library in the UK to set up a free Code Club so all young people can thrive in the age of AI.
Independent evaluations have shown that attending a Code Club not only helps young
See how two teachers at different stages in their computing journey are benefitting from our free online training courses.
excited that Computer Science educators at all stages in their computing journey have
The CoderDojo Girls Initiative uses research and feedback from female Ninjas to recommend measures to increase the proportion of girls attending Dojos.
What we’ve done so far To date, we have focussed our efforts on four key areas
Ben Nuttall shares the stories of three Raspberry Jams – how and why they got started.
It would be great to have a place where we can have more of them getting involved
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.
new coding challenges, be sure to read on for news of a new requirement that we have
