Learn how Prabhath, the founder of the STEMUP Educational Foundation, is bridging the STEM education gap in Sri Lanka.
Even though I didn’t have a laptop, he had a computer, and I used to go to their
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
But I feel I have learned coding the hard way and as a result, I want to help other
If you’re in an ESA member state, there is absolutely NO REASON for you not to help a team of young people send their code to space. YOU’VE GOT NO EXCUSES!
You really have no excuse If you live in an ESA Member State and know anyone aged
In Hello World issue 9, Raspberry Pi’s own Mac Bowley shares a lesson that introduces students to databases using Python and text files.
Our database will have one table — effectively just like a spreadsheet table.
We’re working with charity partners to send Raspberry Pi computers to students who lack the technology to do their school work while at home in lockdown.
Generously funded by the Bloomfield Trust, we have started to distribute Raspberry
Ben Llewellyn Smith is Head of Computing and ECDL manager at AKS in Lytham St Annes. He showed us this video just before last week’s Jamboree, to demonstrate his newly installed classroom Debian server being used by a class of GCSE students who all use Raspberry Pis. Ben’s pupils each own a Raspberry Pi: we’re…
I think personal ownership of the Raspberry Pi is the best solution, but you have
The 2017-18 Astro Pi challenge, open to students from all ESA member states, has two separate missions. One of them guarantees your code will run in space!
Mission Zero For teachers and students who are keen to take part but who don’t have
Retired educator, Bob Brown, is taking his Picademy training to the masses by introducing computing and digital making to other educators
The moment his students have that “Aha!”
We talk to RCE Heidi Baynes about what she and her son are planning for our project showcase for young people on September 23 in Santa Ana, California.
And I often meet families that are enjoying computing together: kids who have introduced
Everything you need to know about our new online training courses. They’re open to everyone, and they’re completely free.
To anticipate some of the questions you might have about them, we’ve put together
