We often mention SSH (Secure Shell) when we talk about headless Raspberry Pi projects — projects that involve accessing a Pi remotely. If you’re a coding creative who doesn’t know what SSH involves, we’ve got you covered with our comprehensive online guide to using SSH with your Raspberry Pi . You know who’s also got you covered
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Tinkernut’s Beginners’ Guide to SSH
Last week was a very exciting week for us, with the announcement of the National Centre for Computing Education: funded programmes for computing teachers and students for the next four years, to really support the growth and profile of our subject. For me and many others involved in this field over the last decade, it’s an amazing opportunity to have this level of financial support for Computing — something we could previously only dream of. Everybody at Raspberry Pi is very excited about being involved in this important work! Some background A new Computing curriculum was introduced in England in September 2014, and it comprises three strands: computer science, information technology, and digital literacy
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The National Centre for Computing Education: your questions answered
While we’re on the subject of HATs , here’s one of my favourites, from our friends at Adafruit . We had email a couple of weeks ago from José Federico Ramos Ortega, who has prepared a video and tutorial about the HAT (which he calls a Sombrero Capacitivo ) in Spanish
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Capacitive touch HAT from Adafruit
PetaPixel (blog) DIY: A Raspberry Pi Photo Booth You Use with Your Own Smartphone PetaPixel (blog) Design technologist Roo Williams was recently tasked with creating a better way to capture corporate employee headshots.
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DIY: A Raspberry Pi Photo Booth You Use with Your Own Smartphone – PetaPixel (blog)
Real Raspberry Pi – Getting Started And Custom NOOBS iProgrammer Chapter 2 of our new ebook “Real Raspberry Pi ” covers the ground that every book on the subject has to – connecting up and getting started. Unlike other accounts, this one takes you into customizing the OS with the idea of making headless operation
Space matters In September 2014 (as in a couple of weeks) the new Computing curriculum will come into play in schools in England. Basically this means that ICT as a subject will be replaced by Computing and that students from the age of five will have the opportunity to learn an exciting and powerful new subject. There has been a lot of discussion on how to prepare for this in terms of teacher training.
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What does a good computing classroom look like?