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Mozilla Festival proposals for 2016
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Physical Computing with Scratch on the Raspberry Pi #216

Open mozfest-bot opened 7 years ago

mozfest-bot commented 7 years ago

[ ID ] 04ace385-768d-4090-9a9e-16c3baae103b

[ Submitter's Name ] Helen Drury [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Raspberry Pi Foundation [ Submitter's Twitter ] @CodeClub

[ Space ] youth [ Secondary Space ] youth

[ Format ] hands-on

Description

Break out of the screen and control the outside world with Scratch and the Raspberry Pi! Interaction with physical objects brings a whole new dimension to computing. This is a hands on workshop where you will learn how to connect LEDs, buttons, motors and sensors to the Pi and control them using Scratch. With these basic skills you will be able to build everything from robots to parent detectors.

Agenda

Participants will join a ready prepared workstation with all equipment needed. Facilitator will talk through the process of using Scratch as an introduction to sensors and motors before participants have a go themselves with the help of staff.

Participants

The Raspberry Pi & Code Club team will be on hand to provide 1:1 tuition for small numbers or roaming help for up to 25 participants. Q&A opportunities apply to large or small numbers.

Outcome

Participants will be introduced to various relevant Scratch projects and Raspberry Pi resources which can be used at home afterwards.

EPIKhub commented 7 years ago

Session accepted in the Youth Zone

Jonic commented 7 years ago

According to the Google Doc with "who's helping at what", this session is on Saturday at 1630, but I can't see it on app.mozillafestival.com.

Google doc: --Non public document--

Has this changed/been removed/moved?

gbaman commented 7 years ago

Thanks for point this out, was a mistake after a session with an extremely similar name was removed. I have readded it and submitted change. Should appear in next 48 hours.

Jonic commented 7 years ago

Cool, sorry for linking to the doc - I figured anyone with access here had access there too. My bad! :)