The Royal Society’s report ‚After the Reboot – Computing Education in UK Schools‘ is an important study of the state of computing in UK schools.
Those educators have gone on to work with hundreds of thousands of students, and
Raspberry Pi Foundation and Code Club join forces in a merger that will give many more young people the chance to learn how to make things with computers
are clear benefits from combining our capabilities, particularly if we want to have
We’ve partnered with Unity to release an exciting new path of projects for young people who want to create 3D worlds, stories, and games.
Our new path of six projects for Unity is a learning journey for young people who have
We dispatch the Astro Pi units that are soon to fly to the International Space Station, reflect on the project so far and look forward to launch.
They have a machine, rather like a plotter, which laser etches according to the CAD
Ben here: I’m on the education team at the Raspberry Pi Foundation in Cambridge, UK. As part of our outreach work I’m visiting the USA next month, where I could be visiting your school or hackspace. Calling all Pi-thusiasts! I’m visiting in August and if you’d like me to visit your hackspace, speak at your school or…
😛 Jon Colt 22nd July 2014, 3:11 am You have GOT to be kidding!
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…
Raspberry Pi Certified Educators have blogged and tweeted quite a lot about their
Organise your own regional Coolest Projects event, wherever you are, so that young people can showcase their work and be inspired by others’ inventions.
Communications and marketing Coolest Projects licensing Your regional event does not have
We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
We’re a small school, there’s only five teachers, so we have to be really careful
Unveiling a fresh look and feel for Code Club, along with a new ambition to inspire 10 million more young people to get creative with technology over the next decade.
Independent evaluations have demonstrated that attending a Code Club helps young
The educators who create our free online courses talk about the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s learning experiences for computing educators.
We’ve created over 650 educational course videos More than 234,000 learners have
