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
Meet Micah, a young space enthusiast whose confidence has soared since he started attending a Code Club at his local library in Leeds, UK.
stories of inspiring young people, volunteers, and educators all over the world who have
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
the Science Museum The original two Astro Pi computers that we sent to the ISS have
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Stop! Before you read anything please watch NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman giving us a quick fly-through of the ISS. In the video you see various computers and screens on the walls and it’s crazy to think that two Raspberry Pis will soon be there alongside them. Even crazier to think that you can get your…
So let’s have a look at the flight hardware shall we?
Our Events Assistant Olivia went on a mission back home to prove that anyone can learn to code, regardless of age or tech savvy-ness!
I don’t have a young person to help me!”
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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.
