Local specialists discuss key issues in supporting young people in low-income areas in the UK, USA, and Guyana with computing education.
To support young people at risk of educational disadvantage because they don’t have
Mark Guzdial recently joined us to give a talk about his work on integrating computer science into a range of school subjects using TSP languages.
Mark’s overarching thesis is that if we want everyone to have some exposure to CS
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
Why are computing systems at the heart of our computing curriculum design? Senior Learning Manager Sway Grantham explains in Hello World issue 20.
Computing topic, develop curriculum content, or even write curriculum policy, you have
Python coding for kids is super fun with our free learning paths. Discover how young people learn to become independent coders with us.
Start the ‘More Python’ path Because Python has so much to offer, we have created
Chris Roffey, creator of the excellent Coding Club books, got in touch to tell us about the 2013 UK Beaver Computing Competition. He says: “This November there is the chance for all school students to enter the UK’s first Beaver Competition for FREE! I think it is a great opportunity for all groups of students…
opportunity for all groups of students to find out, in an enjoyable way, whether they have
Generative AI
AI Since they became publicly available at the end of 2022, generative AI tools have
From jazzy jumpers and a Sense HAT advent calendar to coding carols and Santa’s list, jingle all the way with our brand-new Christmas resources.
� Well, maybe it isn’t quite Christmas yet, but since the shops have been playing
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
Joe Arday, Computer Science Teacher in Essex, UK, on why Black computing students need culturally relevant teaching, and role models in school and the tech sector.
Did you have role models when you went into teaching?
