
Issue #282 - Furze
Friday, Friday, gotta get down on…no, I’m sorry, I can’t do it. And I’m sorry for the earworm.
But I’ll tell you what we’re not sorry for: sending our photographer Fiacre to the explosive home of Colin Furze for this 12-page HackSpace extravaganza!
Once you’ve had your fill of Colin’s rather phenomenal antics, check out our newly announced Picademy North America dates, online learning opportunities, and Pi-tastic* projects.
Have yourself an amazing week, and I’ll see you next Friday!
Peace,
Alex
*I’m also sorry for ‘Pi-tastic’.
-
New Picademy North America dates for 2019
(raspberrypi.org) More Picademy in more places -
Disable 'always-listening' on your smart home assistant
(raspberrypi.org) Hey, Google, shhhhhh... -
Clap on, clap off with the Raspberry Pi Clapper
(raspberrypi.org) Clap on, clap off. Clap on, clap off. Clap on... -
Raspberry Pi–monitored chemical reactor
(raspberrypi.org) From Hello World issue 7 -
My favourite celebrity
(projects.raspberrypi.org) Our latest free project is live -
Send your code to space
(astro-pi.org) There's still time to sign up to Mission Zero
-
The explosive inventions of Colin Furze
(raspberrypi.org)
From HackSpace magazine issue 15 -
We’re hosting the UK’s first-ever Scratch Conference Europe
(raspberrypi.org)
Explore the creative ways in which people are programming and learning with Scratch -
Register your project
(coolestprojects.org)
Coolest Projects events all over the world -
Free safeguarding e-learning module
(raspberrypi.org)
This free 30-minute interactive module gives you practical advice on child safeguarding -
Free course: How Computers Work
(rpf.io)
There's still a time to sign up to our free online course! -
Free course: Programming 102
(rpf.io)
For this one too! -
Free course: Bringing Data to Life
(rpf.io)
And for this one! -
Upcoming community webinar
(coderdojo.com)
Join the conversation -
Testing Scratch 3.0
(blog.codeclub.org.uk)
Children at Andoversford Primary School explore the new Scratch
This newsletter is curated by Raspberry Pi