Coolest Projects is the world’s leading online showcase for young tech creators and registration opens on 6 February.
tech creations in the online showcase gallery, and get to explore what their peers have
Are you thinking of attending or running your own Pioneers events for the new ‚Make it Outdoors‘ challenge? Here’s how you can help.
Maybe your friends live too far away, or your school doesn’t have a coding club.
In this blog, Ben Garside explains how we can help learners understand GenAI by focusing on solving problems.
Why does the model have to flirt with the presenter?
Our ‚Introduction to web development‘ path for beginners allows children and young people to build their own webpages and learn HTML and CSS.
Good alternative text helps visually impaired users, and users who have a very low
I’m often asked when Picademy, our teacher professional development program, is coming to the United States. It’s been an incredible success within the UK and there’s clearly huge demand for it within the US. Today, we’re happy to announce a new partnership with the Computer History Museum to launch a pilot of Picademy in the…
of us there are (the education team is made up of less than 10 people, who all have
Last week I ran a short session at Campus London with a roomful of students from local schools. Only one of the students had seen a Raspberry Pi before and only a couple had used a command line interface or seen a computer program. In just over an hour they learned how to set up…
I have realised coding isn’t as hard as I thought.” —Lara “I want to learn more
The magnificent Miss Philbin from Geek Gurl Diaries has been having fun with a Raspberry Pi, a thermal printer (the sort that till receipts are printed out on) and a big shiny button. She’s made a little Python fortune-telling box, which prints off geek pronouncements when the button’s pressed. Miss Philbin is the sort of…
beginners, but Carrie Anne is so good at explaining what’s going on that even those who have
On Monday 29 February, we celebrated the fourth (or first) birthday of the Raspberry Pi computer by giving a little gift to the community in the form of the Raspberry Pi 3. A lot more power, with built in wireless LAN and Bluetooth, for the same great price of $35. On 5 and 6 March,…
For us at the Foundation, it was the best birthday present we could have hoped for
Are you an educator who’s passionate about computing and digital making? If so, this is the podcast for you! Join hosts from the Raspberry Pi Foundation as we chat with teachers, researchers, and learners from around the world to discuss the latest research, debate the big questions, and provide practical tips to help you engage and educate young people in computing. We’ll be releasing a new podcast series to coincide with each new issue of the Hello World Magazine to continue the conversation. We’d love to hear from you! As we trial new episode formats, welcome additional hosts, and endeavour to produce regular episodes, we’d really appreciate your honest feedback about what you find informative, engaging, and, most importantly, helpful. Drop us an email on podcast@helloworld.cc and subscribe to the Hello World Magazine for free at http://helloworld.cc
high school or secondary school in London – and we asked them to share what they have
The UK Bebras Challenge is back and open for entries from schools. This year’s challenge will be open from 10–21 November.
With self-marking tasks and no text-based programming required, it’s easy to have
