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[LUG] Coding Club in Pz? (was Re: Raspberry Pi for the boy's 8th birthday!)
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- Subject: [LUG] Coding Club in Pz? (was Re: Raspberry Pi for the boy's 8th birthday!)
- From: fraser kendall <lfs.mailing@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2022 09:53:01 +0100
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On Tue, 28 Jun 2022 17:55:52 +0100
John PNZ <jh.pcgb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> A headless pi is a good place to learn linux, an arduino or BBC
> Microbit is an alternative good place to learn GPIO coding (but I’d
> not take one in preference, they’re harder to work with).
Recently, I have been faced with a choice: either spend several hundred
quid on some off-the-shelf data-capture hardware for my teaching lab or
spend it on some arduino and build a range of devices to suit. As an
educator, the merits of the latter didn't need much working out!
I now have quite a bit of 'arduino' and although it's not up for grabs,
I'd be happy to see it used in a 'code club' type of environment. I'm
down in Penzance, the lab is in Longrock. I've got a fairly good range
of basic science equipment which we can use to design, test and develop
any ideas; although my science is good, my C is rudimentary.
Is there anyone down here with coding skills who'd like to help to
start such a club? You can contact me on- or off- list if you are
interested.
Best,
fraser
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