Revision as of 13:20, 10 March 2014

Following on from the ORBIT project collaboration with Raspberry Pi, we are now exploring the use of Raspberry Pi in the Faculty's PGCE teaching.

Please bring

Your laptop (if you have one).
Please read these pages (Projects 1, 2, 3, 4) in advance, if you can.
Read the introduction to Raspberry Pi as well, but you only need to read the first bit. The rest is really meant for people NOT coming to the workshop, or of you want to read up more afterwards! We'll have fully working Raspberry Pis for you at the workshop, so for now no need to learn how to set one up.

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 * Your laptop (if you have one).
 * Please read these pages (Projects [[/Project 1|1]], [[/Project 2|2]], [[/Project 3|3]], [[/Project 4|4]]) in advance, if you can.
-* If you feel like it, you can read the [[/intro|introduction to Raspberry Pi]] as well, but it's really meant for people NOT coming to the workshop, or of you want to read up more afterwards! We'll have fully working Raspberry Pis for you at the workshop, so for now no need to learn how to set one up.
+* Read the [[/intro|introduction to Raspberry Pi]] as well, but you only need to read the first bit. The rest is really meant for people NOT coming to the workshop, or of you want to read up more afterwards! We'll have fully working Raspberry Pis for you at the workshop, so for now no need to learn how to set one up.