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In the beginning…
Alan O’Donohoe writes: I’m often asked how Raspberry Jam started, how the jam spread so quickly, and why I was motivated to start this movement. So here’s a little history of the birth of the Raspberry jam movement. On the 11th February 2012, I organised our very first Hack To The Future event [ film | blogpost ] at my school, Our Lady’s Catholic High School in Preston.
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Raspberry Jamboree 2014
Alan O’Donohoe writes: I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you, our Raspberry Jam community for supporting our OCR Raspberry Jamboree, the second annual convention to share the educational potential of the Raspberry Pi community. I’d also like to thank our sponsors OCR, Pimoroni, CPC, Cyntech, ModMyPi, Exa Education, MathWorks, BCS Manchester, MagPi Magazine, Raspberry Pi Geek and Ciseco. In particular I also wish to thank Lisa Mather for organising an excellent party and Dawn Hewitson particularly for support with the hack day.
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Raspberry Jamboree 2014
Preston Raspberry Jam 6th Jan 2014
Listed here, especially for listeners of BBC Radio Lancashire: We’re holding our next Raspberry Jam event in Preston on Monday 6th January 2014.
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Preston Raspberry Jam 6th Jan 2014
Raspberry Jam, Coventry Sunday 22nd September
Raspberry Jam The UK Python community are holding a Raspberry Jam in Coventry as part of their annual PyConUK conference on Sunday 22nd September and we would love you and your children to attend.
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Raspberry Jam, Coventry Sunday 22nd September
Preston Raspberry Jam, 01.07.13
Silicon Bus Stop: A change of venue On Monday 1st July we held our Preston Raspberry Jam at the CPC offices in Fulwood, Preston. We normally hold our Jam events at the University, but I wanted to explore the use of different venue. I had been to visit the offices a few times before and wondered if it would make a suitable location for holding events.
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Preston Raspberry Jam, 01.07.13
Raspberry Jamboree Conference 9thMar2013
Well, it happened – we held the first Raspberry Jam conference in Manchester on Saturday 9th March 2013. Event details here for reference and you can look at our conference programme here.
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Raspberry Jamboree Conference 9thMar2013
Webcast – Raspberry Jamboree LIVE
Alan O’Donohoe writes: You may already know that only 6 months ago, I set up this Raspberry Jam network called to help teachers, parents, childen and learners of all ages to understand the educational potential of the Raspberry Pi computer. In a short space of a few months, this has spread to 40 groups around the UK and many more around the World
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Webcast – Raspberry Jamboree LIVE
Raspberry Jamboree 09.03.13
For educators to discover the potential of the Raspberry Pi computer One year on from the release of the Raspberry Pi, we aim to identify and share the impact that this low-cost computer is having on education. Click here or on the banner to discover more.
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Raspberry Jamboree 09.03.13