On International Women’s Day and every day, Raspberry Pi and Code Club are determined to support girls and women to fulfil their potential in the field of computing. Code Club provides computing opportunities for kids aged nine to eleven within their local communities, and 40 percent of the children attending our 5000-plus UK clubs are girls.
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International Women’s Day: Girls at Code Club
Matthew “Raspberry Pi Guy” Timmons-Brown puts together a video of what the Raspberry Pi community has achieved every year. He’s just published 2017’s update, and it’s a doozy: have a look, and see how many of these projects and people you recognise! What is Raspberry Pi? – Five years of Pi! Half a decade
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Video: Five Years of Pi
Hey there folks! It’s Rob from The MagPi again. Did you miss me?
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Build a magic mirror in issue 54 of The MagPi
I’ll be tweeting, recording, and schmoozing my way through day one of Bett tomorrow. One thing I sadly won’t be able to do is live-stream to YouTube via drone.
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Live-streaming YouTube Drone
Google is going to arrive in style in 2017. The tech titan has exciting plans for the Raspberry Pi community, with a range of AI and machine learning services ready to roll. A robot built at one of our Picademy@Google sessions To make this happen, Google needs help from the Raspberry Pi community.
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Help Google develop tools for Raspberry Pi
After introducing you all to Pioneers back in November, we’ve seen some amazing responses across social media with teams registering, Code Clubs and Jams retweeting and everyone getting themselves pumped up and ready for action. Nicholas Tollervey on Twitter This is the best thing I’ve seen in all my years involved in tech related education: https://t.co/5jerR9770r #MakeYourIdeas Mass excitement all round – including here at Pi Towers! So, without further ado, here’s the delightful Owen to reveal the first challenge
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Pioneers: the first challenge is…
Caffeination is an important cornerstone of Raspberry Pi development. Gordon in particular drinks so much tea in any given day that we are concerned for the sustainability of Sri Lanka’s plantations, not to mention the colour of his insides.
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CD Tea
The Raspberry Pi Foundation and Code Club will soon be five years old, and we want you to join us at the beginning of March to help us celebrate. Tickets are on sale now! This time we’re shaking things up a bit, with a new venue and a new format for the weekend
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Raspberry Pi Big Birthday Weekend 2017
I made a thing. And because I love you all, I’m going to share the thing with you.
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Alex’s Festive Baubles
Every day, young people are using digital technologies to solve problems that they care about.
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Pioneers: #MakeYourIdeas