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| − | The contest will run from '''October 25, 2012''' to '''October 26, 2012''' prizes will be awarded to the most creative and innovate | + | Raspberry Pi's were designed specifically with the classroom in mind. After seeing a decline in the basic computer programming skills within incoming Freshman classes, Eben Upton and fellow Cambridge University colleagues set out to develop a low cost open sources hardware and software platform that would encouraged experimentation and innovation. |
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| + | The goal of the Raspberry Pi computer is to get students excited about programming again. With a low cost platform and a plethora of open source content, students can learn to code easier than ever. | ||
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| + | == What are Raspberry Pi's used for? == | ||
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| + | The short answer to that question is what every you want to use it for, think of the Raspberry Pi as a miniature electronic sandbox. | ||
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| + | == What can you do with your Pi? == | ||
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| + | If you are interested in showing off an innovative way to use the Raspberry-Pi: | ||
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| + | FSOSS welcomes you to submit your project into the Raspberry Pi Creativity contest. | ||
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| + | == FSOSS - Raspberry Pi Creativity contest == | ||
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| + | Your project will be displayed and judge at [http://fsoss.senecac.on.ca/2012/ (FSOSS) Free Software and Open Source Symposium 2012] | ||
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| + | The contest will run from '''October 25, 2012''' to '''October 26, 2012''' prizes will be awarded to the most creative and innovate ideas submitted. | ||
Prizes will be provided by [http://adafruit.com/ Adafruit.com] | Prizes will be provided by [http://adafruit.com/ Adafruit.com] | ||
For further information or inquires please contact | For further information or inquires please contact | ||
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'''Andrew Greene''' | '''Andrew Greene''' | ||
Revision as of 12:54, 4 October 2012
Contents
What's a Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi's were designed specifically with the classroom in mind. After seeing a decline in the basic computer programming skills within incoming Freshman classes, Eben Upton and fellow Cambridge University colleagues set out to develop a low cost open sources hardware and software platform that would encouraged experimentation and innovation.
The goal of the Raspberry Pi computer is to get students excited about programming again. With a low cost platform and a plethora of open source content, students can learn to code easier than ever.
What are Raspberry Pi's used for?
The short answer to that question is what every you want to use it for, think of the Raspberry Pi as a miniature electronic sandbox.
What can you do with your Pi?
If you are interested in showing off an innovative way to use the Raspberry-Pi:
FSOSS welcomes you to submit your project into the Raspberry Pi Creativity contest.
FSOSS - Raspberry Pi Creativity contest
Your project will be displayed and judge at (FSOSS) Free Software and Open Source Symposium 2012
The contest will run from October 25, 2012 to October 26, 2012 prizes will be awarded to the most creative and innovate ideas submitted.
Prizes will be provided by Adafruit.com
For further information or inquires please contact
Andrew Greene
CDot - Fedora Arm Team
Phone: 416-491-5050 ext 33463
Email: andrew.greene@senecacollege.ca
IRC: agreene
