We partner with organisations in India, such as Pratham Education Foundation, to bring digital skills to young people in rural communities.
Unfortunately, too many children in India currently do not have access to digital
The RPF Education Team is just back from BETT, the education technology show, and it was very good indeed. I love BETT: you get to talk to lots of interesting people about stuff that you’re passionate about; play with the Raspberry Pi and pretend that it’s work; see all the latest education tech; and generally…
ColinD 26th January 2014, 1:00 pm *sigh* should have tested my code… meant:
Prof Tia Madkins, Dr Nicol R. Howard, and Shomari Jones talked to us about culturally responsive pedagogy and equity-focused teaching in K-12 Computer Science.
people, while at the same time striving to identify and eliminate barriers that have
Apply for Picademy@Google Leeds now! We love introducing educators to the Raspberry Pi; that’s why the education team are always on the road, at conferences, shows and events, sharing the Pi’s learning potential. Last year, we started a teacher training programme, and invited educators from all over the world to our headquarters for some fun hands-on…
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Discover more about Code Clubs running in schools and libraries throughout Scotland as part of our #CharityTuesday coverage.
I didn’t have a lot of knowledge myself, but I felt like it was something that I
As an educational charity, education is at the heart of what we do here at Raspberry Pi. This year has seen the education team grow in number, resulting in the development of our new learning and teaching materials (a set of resources we’re adding to all the time), a free teacher training programme (Picademy), the introduction of…
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How can you test young people’s computational thinking skills? Researcher María Zapata Cáceres shared her work to develop a test in our latest seminar.
María shared research she and her colleagues have done around CT.
Mu is a very simple-to-use Python editor and IDE, and this week, version 1.0 was released for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi!
So when you’re ready, you will have the skills and confidence to move on to using
York’s new Computer Science undergrads battle it out in the department’s Raspberry Pi Challenge. Raspberry Pi’s Gordon Hollingworth helps judge.
Science building on the last day of Freshers’ Week to see what the new entrants have
Discover insights from Asociația Techsoup’s pilot program with Experience AI, highlighting the urgent need for AI literacy in schools.
three resources on AI safety and see first-hand the transformative effect they have
