Create a game in JavaScript while learning about programming and game development with the new book ‚CoderDojo Nano: Make Your Own Game‘.
CoderDojo Nano: Build Your Own Website, was a resounding success: thousands of copies 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.
over the last 40 years in computing and programming, it’s so important to not just have
Your UK school is invited to take part in a project to help us evaluate students‘ attitudes to coding and how they are impacted by Code Club.
exciting evaluation project to study the impact non-formal activities like Code Club have
In the latest issue of Hello World magazine, Shuchi Grover talks about the limits of constructionism and why programming can be a source of both joy and angst.
You have to be more intentional.
Learners will explore how data loggers work. They will record data at set moments in time and draw parallels with the data points that a data logger captures at regular intervals. Learners will use data loggers away from a computer, then they will connect the loggers to a computer and download the data.
can identify the intervals used to collect data I can talk about the data that I have
Here’s a massive CONGRATULATIONS to all GCSE students, and all other learners out there receiving results, from everyone of us at Raspberry Pi.
from everyone at the Raspberry Pi Foundation to all the students out there who have
Achieving flight status and progressing to Phase 3 of Mission Space Lab is a huge accomplishment for the 299 successful teams of young people.
announce that 299 teams of young people who entered Mission Space Lab this year have
We’ve been working with the British Embassy in Tallinn over the last few months on a project to distribute Raspberry Pis to schools across Estonia
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Our top tips for how to talk to young children about AI. Use this simple advice to help your kids understand AI tools and their limits.
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Hey everyone! After much preparation we are super happy to announce an exciting new project from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The Raspberry Pi Creative Technologists is a mentoring programme for creative people interested in technology aged 16 – 21 years old. If your passion is the creative arts, and you’re wondering how you can use technology…
We will also have some amazing partners helping us out with mentoring and site visits
