Issue 15 | Hello World | Raspberry Pi Foundation https://www.raspberrypi.org/hello-world/issues/15
Making The Switch
In issue 15 of Hello World, we hear from five people who have made the switch.
Making The Switch
In issue 15 of Hello World, we hear from five people who have made the switch.
Dr Ron Eglash’s seminar explored how to think about diversity in computing as being dependent on the diversity of underpinning cultural ideas.
students and people from indigenous cultures, opening up computing to people who have
If you visited us at the Bett Show in January, or came to Picademy in October or February half term, then you will recognise James Robinson as one of our education team volunteers. He is a well-established member of the Computing At School community, as both a CAS Master Teacher and CAS Hub Leader for Cambridge. He…
He is a hugely successful and experienced teacher whose opinion I have sought on
The Raspberry Pi Foundation launches a new partnership with the Scout Association that will help tens of thousands of young people learn crucial digital skills for life.
for many of my colleagues at the Raspberry Pi Foundation who in different ways have
Researchers on our team share why increasing access to digital technologies is only one aspect of addressing the digital divide.
internet is not yet equal: there is still a ‘digital divide’, i.e. some people do not have
After a workshop last week, Clive, our Director of Educational Development, sent me the following in an email: A parent came up to me, and said: “I’m concerned that on Minecraft you can blow things up with TNT, it’s all about destruction, I’m worried about the effect on children…” If you ever want to make…
sort of people who try to make children cry) when asked to allow other kids to have
The Code Editor is now fully integrated into three projects on our projects site, offering integrated experience for young learners. Try it out today.
the project instructions, coding area, and output (where they can see what they have
We worked with partners in Canada, Kenya, Malaysia, and Romania to create bespoke Experience AI resources. Here’s what we learned.
Over the past six months we have been working with partners in Canada, Kenya, Malaysia
Laura James, Head of Computing and ICT at King Edward’s School in Bath, shares how Experience AI has transformed how she taught her students about artificial intelligence.
They are groups of keen pupils who have elected to study computing as an option.
Next year is the Raspberry Pi computer’s 8th birthday: celebrate at a community-led Raspberry Jam near you, and register your Birthday Jam so we can send you swag!
Since launching the credit-card–sized $35 Raspberry Pi Model B, we have sold 30 million