CNET Build a cheap computer for your kids with Kano OS and a Raspberry Pi CNET Kano's computer kits are attractive simply because each one includes the core of what you need to get started with the kid-friendly platform. The basic kit includes a Bluetooth keyboard with touchpad and all necessary cables.
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CNET Build a cheap computer for your kids with Kano OS and a Raspberry … CNET Instead of repurposing an older computer, help your kids build one of their own without spending too much
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Today the Royal Society published After the Reboot , a report card on the state of computing education in UK schools. It’s a serious piece of work, published with lots of accompanying research and data, and well worth a read if you care about these issues (which, if you’re reading this blog, I guess you do)
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Computing in schools: the report card
Why use logic and your hands to solve a Rubik’s Cube, when you could 3D print your own Rubik’s Cube Solver and thus avoid overexerting your fingers and brain cells? Here to help you with this is Otvinta ‘s new robotic make: Fully 3D-Printed Rubik’s Cube Solving Robot This 3D-printed Raspberry PI-powered Rubik’s Cube solving robot has everything any serious robot does — arms, servos, gears, vision, artificial intelligence and a task to complete.
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3D print your own Rubik’s Cube Solver
We’ve recently released a series of new Code Club videos on our YouTube channel . These range from advice on setting up your own Code Club to testimonials from kids and volunteers. To offer a little more information on the themes of each video, we’ll be releasing #CharityTuesday blog posts for each, starting with the reason for it all: the kids.
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#CharityTuesday: What do kids say about Code Club?
Security Intelligence (blog) Raspberry Pi Makes Learning Technology Sweet Security Intelligence (blog) My interest piqued, I decided to interview two fellow IBMers, Nathan and Mike, who I knew were working on Raspberry Pi projects with their kids at home. For those who aren't familiar, the Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive, credit card-sized computer ..
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Encouraged by the continued success of the original MeArm kit , a pocket-sized robot arm that quickly became one of the most successful of its kind for budding Raspberry Pi enthusiasts, the Bens (Gray and Pirt) are back with a new Kickstarter project: the MeArm Pi.
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The MeArm Pi
British Engineer Andy Moxon recently contacted us to highlight a Pi Wars event he was organising in Kosovo. I write to inform you about an event I am running akin to Pi Wars, here in the newly independent country of Kosovo, South-East Europe
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Kosovo’s First Pi Wars
MozFest , or Mozilla Festival, is an annual celebration of the Mozilla community and the wider open internet movement. People from all over the world gather to explore ways of making the internet a resource that’s open and inclusive to all
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Raspberry Pi at MozFest 2016