Cambridge's ARM and Raspberry Pi help school in racing car project Cambridge News A group of primary age pupils are gearing up for the track having designed their own racing car – with a little help from homegrown Cambridge technology.
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Carrie Anne Philbin, an absolutely inspirational CS teacher of the sort I wish had been around when I was a kid, has been doing a lot of work with the Pi in her lessons over the last year or so.
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Sonic Pi – a free music and computing resource for teachers, and for the rest of us
You’ll notice I’m posting quite late today: it’s because I’m in the US for LinuxCon, so I’m out by a few time zones. (Thanks to Clive for looking after the blog yesterday.) Eben gave a keynote yesterday, immediately after Gabe Newell (who didn’t give any hints about Half Life 3 – sorry, Ryan)
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LinuxCon keynote, Maker Faire NYC, Cambridge GCSE Computing news
TechWeekEurope UK Raspberry Pi and Cambridge Consultants saving the rhino Cambridge News The world's most rare and endangered species are being protected by Cambridge Consultants and Raspberry Pi . No, we are not talking about PhD engineers but a partnership with London Zoo and the Kenya Wildlife Service. As part of the Instant Wild project
Shireland student has day at Cambridge University with Raspberry – Pi founder expressandstar.com Shireland student has day at Cambridge University with Raspberry – Pi founder. A Smethwick student celebrating getting four straight A's at A-level has spent a day at Cambridge University with the inventor of the revolutionary low cost Raspberry – Pi computer.
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Shireland student has day at Cambridge University with Raspberry-Pi founder – expressandstar.com
Raspberry Pi finds new application in the arts Cambridge News Wysing Arts Centre is collaborating with the Crucible network at Cambridge University on a new programme, Defining Pi, which aims to test the potential of the new Raspberry Pi computer and spread understanding in coding. The five artists who have been
First of all, thank you to everybody who sponsored us on yesterday’s London to Cambridge bike ride in support of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. We got to the end unscathed, Eben “won” by sprinting away from the rest of the pack about five miles out at Duxford, and many cereal bars and bananas were consumed. If you’d still like to sponsor us, you can do so at JustGiving
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The Pi Pong clock
First of all, thank you to everybody who sponsored us on yesterday’s London to Cambridge bike ride in support of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. We got to the end unscathed, Eben “won” by sprinting away from the rest of the pack about five miles out at Duxford, and many cereal bars and bananas were consumed
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The Pi Pong clock
Full disclosure: I wasn’t watching TV last night. I was sitting in the garden with a glass of cider and a pizza, watching swallows eat mosquitos and cheering them on.
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Raspberry Ripple ice cream on the Gadget Show
Every year, Eben raises sponsorship money and does the 75-mile London to Cambridge bike ride for Breakthrough Breast Cancer . This year, several of the folk working at Pi Towers and some of the volunteers who work on Raspberry Pi will be joining him on Sunday 28 July (Gordon, our keenest and most competitive cyclist will not be there, because he’ll be on holiday – this is probably a good thing, because cycling with Gordon can be very discouraging as he vanishes into the distance and leaves you crying your way up a hill).
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Join us on the London to Cambridge bike ride for Breakthrough Breast Cancer