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In a month’s time we’re sending two Raspberry Pis to the International Space Station as part of two Astro Pi flight units. We’ve all been beavering away for the last 12 months in preparation, and the launch date is almost upon us. Tim Peake is currently doing his final press conference in the UK before…
Some people have 3D-printed their own Astro Pi cases, or even made them out of Lego
What happens when creativity, enthusiasm, fun, and innovation come together? You get Coolest Projects South Africa 2024!
Using a LEGO kit, these creators transformed their idea into a functional invention
The new version of Scratch for Raspberry Pi is faster, with built-in support for using the GPIO and camera module. Example project scripts are available.
I had been forced to use Lego Mindstorm NXT kits at a high school with very limited
She asked for help and you came to her aid. Pioneers, the winners of the ‚Only you can save us‘ challenge have been picked.
for their pressure-activated door system Team Ernest, for their adventures in LEGO
Meet the winners of the Make it outdoors challenge of Pioneers! These teams of 11- to 16-year-olds delivered some amazing digital making projects.
thanks to their project Tin Can Alley Turtle Tamers, ensuring the well-being of LEGO
We’re celebrating Raspberry Pi’s sixth birthday with over 100 Jams all over the world on 3–4 March 2018. Join us for the Raspberry Jam Big Birthday Weekend!
:30am-4pm: http://www.cotswoldjam.org We’ve got balloon-popping war robots, a Lego
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees who are responsible for ensuring that we use our resources effectively to achieve our charitable goals. Trustees of the Foundation are elected by the Membership. Members play an important role in supporting the Board of Trustees, contributing to the Foundation’s strategic direction, holding the…
Andrew leads product development for LEGO Education and was formerly co-director
Meet Micah, a young space enthusiast whose confidence has soared since he started attending a Code Club at his local library in Leeds, UK.
Code Club, Micah has become involved in other extracurricular activities, like Lego
Discover Code Club World — a free online platform for children aged 9 to 13 to learn to code at home, on any device, in a meaningful, fun way.
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Insight into a project and resources to teach data literacy and data science skills to primary school learners, from a research team in Scotland.
LEGO bricks, which can be sorted by their characteristics.
