Back in 2014, Helen covered the story of Dominique Laloux and the first Raspberry Pi computer room in Togo, West Africa. Having previously worked alongside friends to set up the Kuma Computer Center , Dominique and the team moved on to build another computer room in Kuma Adamé. Both builds were successful, proving the need for such resources within an area where, prior to 2012, 75% of teachers had never used a computer.
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Building Computer Labs in Western Africa
Dominique Laloux first got in touch with us in May 2013 when he was on the point of leaving to spend a year in the rural Kuma region of Togo in Western Africa, an area where, until 2012, 75% of teachers had never used a computer. He had previously joined a team of Togolese friends to set up the Kuma Computer Center in the mountain village of Kuma Tokpli for the students and teachers of five local secondary schools, and planned to introduce Raspberry Pis there. The building that currently houses Kuma Computer Center’s first computer room in Kuma Tokpli We next heard from Dominique earlier this month.
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The first Raspberry Pi computer room in Togo
Use a Raspberry Pi to build a Game Boy Fudzilla We have done a lot of interesting things with the Raspberry Pi since it was released. We have done things like build a GPS synchronized NTP server, computer room temperature monitor, and our personal favorite the streaming playback box
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Use a Raspberry Pi to build a Game Boy – Fudzilla