Raspberry Pi Curriculum Project

Raspberry Pi Curriculum Project is -- or, hopefully, soon will be -- a collaborative community project to produce and distribute a comprehensive, 4-year curriculum with the Raspberry Pi as a shared resource.

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The image below (tentative) is an image map. Links to resources are in the bottom-right corner.

Temporary (?) or Prospective Logo Image (let's discuss)

Raspberry Pi: A Guide for the Gifted (Alpha) File 24.5MB PDF document
PDF of the alpha
Project Resources Page
First Prospectus Draft File
Independent Readers for middle and high school students Page
Please contribute. Make corrections, additions, strikeouts...
Raspberry Pi: A Guide for the Gifted (Alpha 1) URL
Help! This primer for holiday recipients of Raspi's is coming together. Anyone wanna help out? Please tweet @9_while_9 and we'll make you an editor. Immediate need: a check for technical accuracy.
CAS Raspberry Pi Education Manual URL
Video Resources Page
New Report to Consider: Education in the Age of the Maker URL

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Raspberry Pi Curriculum in Progress
Curriculum in progress at Github. This site hosts one draft behind in html.
Core Mission and Values
Discuss until foundational mission statement, core values, and route descriptions emerge and are articulated.
Speaking from Experience
Anecdotes, scenarios, advice for teachers currently working with students and the Raspberry Pi (or considering it).
Projects for Consideration
This course (like all the rest, it's really a forum) is for discussing projects that may make for successfully pedagogy with the Raspberry Pi for secondary-school students.
Lesson Plans: Short Guide
Setting aside our own experiences, this is a crash course in what ETS, state departments of education, and education school consider contemporary best practice.
Raspberry Pi Resources
Reference: Standards and Benchmarks Resources
Information Systems Management
PLACEHOLDER
Why the Pi?
In part, a rationale for building a four-year curriculum around a $35 dollar computer. An attempt at introducing the Raspi without marketing it.