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What is a Raspberry Pi and what is it used for?
A Raspberry Pi is a small computer that is similar in size to an Arduino board and is also often used by makers to build electronics projects. However, even if they may seem visually similar, these tools are not the same: a Raspberry Pi is a much more powerful tool than Arduino and can be used to make more complex projects, since it is a microcomputer and like all computers it requires an operating system to function.
Why should everyone learn to code?
Technology is increasingly present in our lives and we currently live in a world that works thanks to software: our household appliances, the computers we use at work, the electronic devices we use in the supermarket to indicate what we have bought and pay with our card, the entrance doors to public transport, the smartphone we always carry in our pocket… No one can avoid having daily contact with technology and yet very few people understand the operation of all these devices and have the ability to communicate with the technology.
2022 Christmas Contest
If you’re a Codelearn student, the 2022 Christmas Contest is a great opportunity to show off all your creativity and all those things you’ve learned since you started learning to code. You have three ways to participate: by making a drawing with Logo, by making a game with Scratch or by editing a Christmas video.
What is STEM education and why is it important?
More and more countries are establishing STEM as one of the key skills that must be worked on within the primary and secondary education curricula. The aim of incorporating STEM in the school from the initial stages is mainly to provide the youngers with tools and practical knowledge that are aligned with today’s society and the reality they will have to face in the future on both a professional and a personal level.
Online Coding Camps – Christmas 2022
It’s already cold outside and we have everything ready for the next online coding camps, which will take place during the Christmas holidays. This year we are offering two online courses: 3D Video Games with Unity (Level 1), for teenagers aged 12 and over, and Video Game Programming with Scratch, which has been created for students aged 9 to 14.