Next - create
Where next? – Create things
| Blockly Turtle | |
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Blockly Turtle was developed for primary schools. It starts with simple playgrounds for 6 year olds. The playgrounds then build into a sophisticated environment that students of ages 10 - 14 years old might want to use to get creative with a Blockly programmed turtle. |
| Raspberry Pi | |
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Fully detailed and carefully written up projects from the Education team at raspberry Pi. Projects range from creating a People in Space Indicator to a Robo Butler. |
| App Inventor | |
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MIT App Inventor is an innovative beginner's introduction to programming and app creation. UsingApp Inventor even an inexperienced novice can create a basic, fully functional app within an hour or less. |
| CS First | |
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Themes are chosen to illustrate the applicability of Computer Science and engage students. Use scratch to learn about: Animation, Art, Fashion, Friends, Game Design, Music & Sound, Social Media, Sports and Storytelling. |
| Pi Wars | |
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Pi Wars is a challenge-based robotics competition in which Raspberry Pi-controlled robots are created by teams and then compete in various challenges to earn points. |
| Pimoroni Projects | |
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Pimoroni has built up an impressive set of tutorials for building all sorts of things from making your own Raspberry Pi powered Arcade machine to a thermometer in Minecraft. Be aware that if you get hooked this could cost you a small fortune in parts, all handily available from Pimoroni. |
Not sure what to create - here's a book that will help you:
| Adventures in Raspberry Pi | |
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This book by Carrie Anne Philbin introduces a variety of types of projects you can undertake with a Raspberry Pi and then gives suggestions where to go next if you enjoyed them. |