Issue #73 — Tuatara
Friday 7 November 2014
Hi everyone
This week I attended the Open Data Institute Summit in London with Amy Mather who was interviewed by Baroness Martha Lane Fox about her thoughts on computing education and her experience as a young girl interested in programming and making. We also got the chance to meet inventor of the world wide web Sir Tim Berners-Lee. See Amy’s talk.
Ben
Picture of the week
A hatching Tuatara captured in a Raspberry Pi time-lapse by Warren Butcher
News
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iBox Nano (kickstarter.com)
The world's smallest, least expensive 3D printer -
GPIO Xmas Tree Kit (kickstarter.com)
A fun, festive GPIO add-on kit for your Raspberry Pi -
Sonic Pi Dreams (raspberrypi.org)
Music video from Meta-eX featuring music composed entirely on Raspberry Pi -
eNcade (kickstarter.com)
A Portable Raspberry Pi Gaming Console
Projects
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Watching an Endangered Tuatara Hatch (raspberrypi.org)
Pi time-lapse of an endangered New Zealandic lizard hatching -
Hack Superman Launch Day (rs-online.com)
Sending Superman in to space -
Rendering Camera Images in Minecraft (raspberrypi.org)
Using Python Picamera and Minecraft Pi to render photographic images in real time -
Dinosaur Retrofit (raspberrypi.org)
Animatronic dinosaurs with Node Red on Pi -
Meteotux Pi (adafruit.com)
Record high resolution images of light sources in the night sky -
3D Print and Wire Your Own Functioning Mini-Arcade (3dprint.com)
Make a cute but fully functional games arcade the size of a coke can
Articles & more
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Raspberry Pi on a Diet (learn.adafruit.com)
Slim down your Model B+ with a few modifications -
South African Raspberry Pi Computer Lab (raspberrypi.org)
The Solar Powered Learning project up and running following Kickstarter success -
Creating music in classrooms using code (phys.org)
Early research into new education practices that fuse computing with music-making -
Renewable Energy Coffee (science20.com)
Coffee that only brews when the energy is renewable
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