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Our first Raspberry Jam event took place in Preston, Lancashire back in July 2012 and we've been meeting every month since then. Due to restrictions in place during the Covid-19 epidemic, we moved to hosting our regular events online. You're joining us on an adventure as we develop our online events and we invite you to join us when you can, where ever you live, whatever your background or age.
#RJam events: To join an online event or watch recordings, click on the link above or go to http://exa.is/rjamlive
Details of Future Events: Check the calendar here at http://exa.foundation/events
Post-Event Feedback: You can help us develop our events by leaving feedback here: http://exa.im/rjamfeedback
Enquiries: To propose a talk, workshop or lead a breakout discussion use the form here: http://exa.is/rjamsignup, and preview submitted proposals here: http://exa.is/rjamtalks
Join the jam live: click on this link to join the jam when live - http://exa.is/rjamlive
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With a Raspberry Pi you can build robots, learn to code, and create all kinds of weird and wonderful projects. Creating projects with a Raspberry Pi is fun once you’ve mastered the basics. The guides below help you start from newbie zero to Raspberry Pi hero.
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Scratch is a free graphical programming language developed by MIT included with Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi. Designed to be fun, educational, and easy to learn, Scratch has the tools for creating interactive stories, games, art, simulations, and more, using block-based programming.
Users program visually in Scratch by dragging blocks from the block palette and attaching them to other blocks like a jigsaw puzzle, this reduces syntax errors. The guides below take you through building your own Scratch projects.
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Minecraft is a creative 3D block-based game which has achieved monumental success; selling over 30 million copies worldwide. These guides will help you get stuck into Minecraft, build a house, and get started with the Minecraft-Python API.
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Link: http://exa.is/pythonpack