Assam: Workshop on Arduino and Raspberry-Pi underway at Don Bosco varsity Northeast Now Workshop kicked off with formal inaugural session, lighting ceremonial lamp by dignitaries present and a prayer by pro vice chancellor of ADBU.
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Hackaday Pixy2 is Super Vision for Arduino or Raspberry Pi Hackaday A Raspberry Pi with a camera is nothing new.
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Pixy2 is Super Vision for Arduino or Raspberry Pi – Hackaday
Earlier this spring, an excited group of STEM educators came together to participate in the first ever Raspberry Pi and Arduino workshop in Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico’s First Raspberry Pi Educator Workshop
Sneak Thieves Beware: A Pi Watcheth Hackaday Ever have that strange feeling that somebody is breaking into your workshop? Well, Hackaday.io user [Kenny] has whipped up a tutorial on how to scratch that itch by turning a spare Raspberry Pi you may have kicking around into a security camera system …
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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
Digital Trends Weekend Workshop: Tear up your driveway with this Raspberry Pi -powered RC car Digital Trends Need something to keep you busy this weekend? Look no further.
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Weekend Workshop: Tear up your driveway with this Raspberry Pi-powered RC car – Digital Trends
Digital Trends Weekend Workshop: How to build a Retro gaming console from a Raspberry Pi 2 Digital Trends Need something to keep you busy this weekend? Look no further. The Weekend Workshop is our weekly column where we showcase a badass DIY project that you can complete with minimal skills and expertise.
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Weekend Workshop: How to build a Retro gaming console from a Raspberry Pi 2 – Digital Trends
Carrie Anne looked over my shoulder when I was researching this post. “I love kids with tools.” These particular kids with tools are using traditional wooden mallets and punches to make a very special set of punchcards, which they’re reading with a Raspberry Pi that creates a CSV file of 0s and 1s, and then interprets that data in the Minecraft universe. This workshop project is the work of Gemma May Latham , a collaborative maker, and David Whale, who, with Martin O’Hanlon, wrote the most excellent Adventures in Minecraft
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PatternCraft
A few weeks ago Dave and I ran a workshop at the Hub Construction Skills Centre in Stepney Green. It was great: the young people were engaged, learned some basic computing skills and saw why it’s important to know how computers work.
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Training at Barnardo’s Hub Construction Skills Centre