Raspberry Pi Pens Wolfram Partnership for Free Mathematica Tom’s Hardware Guide Raspberry Pi might be huge among the developer community, but the teeny computer was originally intended for the educational market. The fine folks behind the Raspberry Pi Foundation wanted to make it possible for kids to learn how to code and build
Raspberry Pi boosted with Wolfram mathematics Inquirer A partnership between the Raspberry Pi Foundation and the Wolfram Foundation means that free copies of Mathematica and the Wolfram Language will be included future Raspbian Linux images, explained Raspberry Pi Foundation chief Eben Upton in a
Raspberry Pi gets Wolfram Mathematica for free PC Pro Wolfram's Mathematica is being given away to Raspberry Pi owners, along with a pilot version of the much-hyped Wolfram Language. The tie-up, which will eventually see both pre-installed on Raspberry Pi devices, is designed to get more young people
Raspberry Pi becomes a math teacher through new Wolfram bundle Engadget Raspberry Pi computers have already proven to be valuable educational tools, but they're largely blank slates until teachers (and curious owners) find the right software. As of today, that software search just got a lot easier. The company has reached ..
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Raspberry Pi becomes a math teacher through new Wolfram bundle – Engadget
One of the best things about working on Raspberry Pi has been the opportunity to meet groups of people who are trying to bring about the same sort of change in the teaching of other subjects that we’re aiming for in computing. One great example is the computer-based math (s) (CBM) movement, which aims to redefine the teaching of mathematics in schools away from mechanical calculation and towards problem solving. From their website: The importance of math to jobs, society, and thinking has exploded over the last few decades
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The Wolfram Language and Mathematica on Raspberry Pi, for free