Our approach to describing AI and machine learning in AI education resources for young people.
It’s been hard to miss the newest generation of AI chatbots that companies have released
Our partnership with Scouts UK is six months old! See what resources we’ve produced, and how we continue to support the Scouts‘ learning of digital skills.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, you can always email scouts@raspberrypi.org
The Computing Curriculum is our complete bank of free lesson plans and other resources for teaching computing to all school-aged learners.
In our 2022 survey of teachers who have used The Computing Curriculum resources:
The second edition of our special Educator’s Edition of The MagPi is available now.
need to seek us out at events or attend a Picademy in the UK and US whilst we have
You might remember that we mentioned last year that a team of UK teachers from Computing at School (CAS) was working on a Creative Commons licensed teaching manual for the Raspberry Pi, with recognition and encouragement from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. That manual is now available at the Pi Store (which you’ll find on your Raspberry…
I have the InDesign source files.
When creating learning resources for young people, we want to teach computational thinking as well as making the projects fun and engaging.
To help us do this, we have put together a computational thinking framework, which
In November the UK Space Agency will hold two conferences where schools can present their work linked to Tim Peake’s Principia mission. Students, apply now!
Astro Pi is one of many Principia activities You certainly don’t need to have won
Ever wanted to run your own experiment in space? Then you’re in luck: the Astro Pi Challenge is now open, so form a team, and get ready to submit your idea!
Mission Space Lab gives you the chance to have your scientific experiment run on
In our recent seminar, Tara Chklovski spoke about Technovation’s work to link AI education to meaningful projects for youth in low- and middle-income countries.
series on AI and data science education, co-hosted with The Alan Turing Institute, have
Learners will design, create, and test a mat for a floor robot. This will introduce the idea that design in programming not only includes code and algorithms, but also artefacts related to the project, such as artwork. Note: The designs in this lesson can be changed to suit a topic or theme that the class is learning about. The ideas included in the slides are examples.
Learning objectives To explain that programming projects can have code and artwork
