The Verge Raspberry Pi now includes Mathematica and Wolfram Language for free The Verge Wolfram wants to make it easier for would-be programmers everywhere to start learning how to code, and it's announced a new partnership today that'll have every Raspberry Pi include at no extra cost a copy of Mathematica and an early version of Wolfram
One of the best things about working on Raspberry Pi has been the opportunity to meet groups of people who are trying to bring about the same sort of change in the teaching of other subjects that we’re aiming for in computing. One great example is the computer-based math (s) (CBM) movement, which aims to redefine the teaching of mathematics in schools away from mechanical calculation and towards problem solving. From their website: The importance of math to jobs, society, and thinking has exploded over the last few decades
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Telegraph.co.uk Kano: a Raspberry Pi computer that snaps together like Lego in 107 seconds The Independent The credit-card sized Raspberry Pi has now sold more than two million units and has powered an amazingly diverse array of computer projects (including replicating Felix Baumgartner's skydiving record with a teddy) but some fans worry that the computer … $99 Kano kit aims to make Raspberry Pi as simple and fun as Lego Geek 'Kano' Raspberry Pi toolkit hits $100k Kickstarter target Telegraph.co.uk kano DIY computer kit by MAP project office Designboom Inquirer
Add Your Own Battery Backup System To A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The battery backup here uses an inexpensive custom circuit that automatically powers down the Pi when it loses power.
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CNET UK Kano Raspberry Pi kit doubles Kickstarter target in two days Inquirer A COMPUTER KIT aimed at computing kids has quickly doubled its $100,000 target on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter. The Kano kit for the Raspberry Pi has attracted over $200,000 in donations in just a couple of days and presumably has a very
Kano turns Raspberry Pi into a Lego-like kit for all ages Pocket-lint.com A new London-based Kickstarter project called Kano wants to turn the Raspberry Pi into a Lego-like “fun” computer, instead of the daunting motherboard it's come to be. The Kano began funding on Tuesday, and a day later has almost doubled its funding …
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Add Your Own Battery Backup System to a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker The battery backup here uses an inexpensive custom circuit that automatically powers down the Pi when it loses power. It uses a couple of 9V batteries as a regulator to supply the voltage to the Pi to keep it alive. It's a pretty simple and cheap ..
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E&T magazine $99 Kano kit aims to make Raspberry Pi as simple and fun as Lego Geek At $35, the Raspberry Pi is still one of the best DIY computing bargains around. Now, a Kickstarter project called Kano is making the Pi even more appealing — by offering a slick little kit that makes it easier for tinkerers to get started with the … Citizen Kano pitches easy-build Raspberry Pi for code-hungry kids Register Kano is a $99 DIY, Raspberry Pi -Powered PC Building Kit The Next Web 'Kano' Raspberry Pi toolkit hits $100k Kickstarter target Telegraph.co.uk Wired.co.uk
Kano simplifies Raspberry Pi , smashes Kickstarter target Wired.co.uk Kano has developed a kit comprised of a Raspberry Pi and various other components to allow anyone to build a computer in around an hour. The Kano kit includes guide books (available in English, Spanish, Arabic, or Mandarin), an operating system on an
Telegraph.co.uk 'Kano' Raspberry Pi toolkit hits $100k Kickstarter target Telegraph.co.uk The kit includes a wireless keyboard, a speaker, a customisable case, an HDMI cable, a mini-USB cable, a USB power supply, a WiFi dongle and Kano's customised operating system, as well at the Raspberry Pi itself, an illustrated guide to making a … HURRI-KANO: Raspberry Pi kit for kids STORMS past funding target Register Kano is a $99 DIY, Raspberry Pi -Powered PC Building Kit The Next Web kano DIY computer kit by MAP project office Designboom Inquirer