Learn about the various benefits, motives, and tips for contributing to Hello World magazine in this episode of the Hello World computing education podcast.
APRIL 24, 2023 SEASON 5 EPISODE 6 Have you ever considered writing for Hello World
For our fans in the United States, we’ve joined up with Barnes & Noble Booksellers and Make: Magazine to host Raspberry Jams at a handful of select Barnes & Noble stores on Saturday November 7th at 2pm. It’s all a part of the Barnes & Noble Mini Maker Faire, which runs at all B&N stores…
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Carrie Anne Philbin is Director of Educator Support at the Raspberry Pi Foundation and the author of ‚Adventures in Raspberry Pi’. Read posts by Carrie Anne Philbin.
Have you got back-to-school blues after yesterday’s Carrie Anne Philbin MBE – 2nd
We’re looking for 24 teachers (or youth leaders) to take part in a FREE two-and-a-half day Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event aiming to provide experience of high altitude ballooning to educators, and demonstrating how it can be used as an engaging teaching opportunity. Over the last few year I’ve seen many awesome uses of the Raspberry…
of the hardest parts of running a flight is the number of different aspects you have
Children from across Europe can enter the new Astro Pi Challenge for the chance to run their code on the International Space Station.
HAT, a camera and a special aluminium flight case – and children all over Europe have
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Thanks to our Code Club team and partners, learners from 235 schools across Scotland coded and learned about climate change together.
“The scale of what we have achieved is outstanding.
In my day, you were lucky if you had some broken Clackers and a half-sucked, flocculent gobstopper in your trouser pockets. But here I am, half a century later, watching a swarm of school pupils running around the playground with entire computers attached to them. Or microcontrollers, at least. This was Eastlea Community School’s Technology…
All ICT classrooms should have shelves like this A highlight of the tour was Mr
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