Issue #344 - Furbies are back. Yes, they’re still creepy
Hola,
This week, our social channels were set alight by a project featuring a power-mad Furby pretending to control what is actually a Raspberry Pi-powered, motion-detecting robot face. You guys have weird taste but hey, so do we.
A defenseless Raspberry Pi was hacked up in the name of VMware, and an excellent Raspberry Pi arcade system was created inside a big booze barrel.
For teachers and students, we’ve made over 300 free, curriculum-mapped video lessons to help them keep up with their computing studies while schools are closed. And the Digital Making at Home crew had a super inspiring time with a live stream guest who hopes to be the first person on Mars!
Peace and love,
Ashley
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Supporting teachers and students with remote learning through free video lessons
(raspberrypi.org) Learn at home with our videos -
These Furby-‘controlled’ Raspberry Pi-powered eyes follow you
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Get VMware on Raspberry Pi
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RetroPie booze barrel
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Get in the STEM spirit with young scientist Eleanor Sigrest!
(raspberrypi.org) If your kids love to stargaze or are curious about science, this week’s live stream is a MUST-WATCH!
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Raspberry Pi 400 for working and learning at home
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The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the computing classroom
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Teachers' experiences collected by Dr Sue Sentance, our Chief Learning Officer
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