The Guardian (blog) First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK New Electronics Led by a panel including Professor Steve Furber (Principal designer of the BBC Micro), Pete Lomas ( Raspberry Pi co-founder), and young, enthusiastic teachers, the debate was broadcast via a ticketed live video stream broadcast around the globe.
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First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK – New Electronics
The Guardian (blog) A day at the Raspberry Jamboree: microcomputing and hardware hacking The Guardian (blog) There were workshops, panels and talks to suit all levels, as well as free educational resources such as a screaming exploding jelly baby kit (stick a light emitting diode up its bum, connect it to a Raspberry Pi , run some Python code and watch it burn … First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK New Electronics all 2 news articles
Alan O’Donohoe writes: You may already know that only 6 months ago, I set up this Raspberry Jam network called to help teachers, parents, childen and learners of all ages to understand the educational potential of the Raspberry Pi computer. In a short space of a few months, this has spread to 40 groups around the UK and many more around the World
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Webcast – Raspberry Jamboree LIVE
The first ever Raspberry Jamboree is being held on March 9 in Manchester, organised by the indefatigable Alan O’Donohoe.
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Raspberry Jamboree