Electronics Weekly (blog) Astro Pi space mission challenge is back Electronics Weekly (blog) An annual science and coding competition, for students, it's basically a chance to design software experiments, using a Raspberry Pi , to run on board the International Space Station. There are two separate, age-related strands
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Astro Pi space mission challenge is back – Electronics Weekly (blog)
It’s the beginning of a new school year, and the latest issue of Hello World is here! Hello World is our magazine about computing and digital making for educators, and it’s a collaboration between The Raspberry Pi Foundation and Computing at School , part of the British Computing Society . In issue 3, our international panel of experts takes an in-depth look at assessment in computer science. Approaching assessment, and much more Our cover feature explores innovative, practical, and effective approaches to testing and learning.
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Hello World Issue 3: Approaching Assessment
Thanks to the very talented sooperdavid , creator of some of the wonderful animations known as RealLifeDoodles, Thomas Pesquet and Astro Pi Ed have been turned into one of the cutest videos on the internet. space pi – Create, Discover and Share Awesome GIFs on Gfycat Watch space pi GIF by sooperdave on Gfycat.
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Thomas and Ed become a RealLifeDoodle on the ISS
Unless you’re planning to fit your Raspberry Pi inside a build, you may find yourself in need of a case to protect it from dust, damage and/or the occasional pet attack. Here are some of our favourite 3D-printed cases, for which files are available online so you can recreate them at home
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Awesome Raspberry Pi cases to 3D print at home
Fancy connecting with Raspberry Pi beyond the four imaginary walls of this blog post? Want to find ways into the conversation among our community of makers, learners, and educators?
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Get social: connecting with Raspberry Pi
Over the past few years, Code Club has made strides toward world domination! There are now more than 10,000 Code Clubs running in 125 countries. More than 140,000 kids have taken part in our clubs in places as diverse as the northernmost tip of Canada and the favelas of Rio de Janeiro
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The Code Club International movement
Hackaday Sense Hat Comes Alive Hackaday Remember the Raspberry Pi Sense Hat?
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Multi-talented maker Giorgio Sancristoforo has used a Raspberry Pi and Sense HAT to create Tableau, a generative music album. It’s an innovative idea: the music constantly evolves as it reacts to environmental stimuli like atmospheric pressure, humidity, and temperature
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Tableau: a generative music album based on the Sense HAT
Installation International NEC teams up with Raspberry Pi Installation International NEC Display Solutions has announced that it will be sharing an open platform modular approach with Raspberry Pi , enabling the integration of Raspberry Pi's devices with NEC's displays. The collaboration is the first between a display manufacturer and … and more »
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