May Raspberry Jam

4th May 2013, 9am-12noon
Bishop Mackenzie International School, Lilongwe

Free Event, no need to register, just turn up!

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Malawi's first ever Raspberry Jam event!

Schoolkids, College Students, Teachers, Parents and Enthusiasts are all welcome!

Join us to find out more about the young innovators competition, and about the amazing computer that is the Raspberry Pi

We will run demonstrations of what the platform can do, including hardware and software, and we will run masterclasses on programming and using Scratch

We will also show for the first time games that the organisers have developed - you will be able to vote for the best game!

Agenda

TimeActivity
9amWelcome to Rasperry Jam, Introduction to Young Innovators Competition
9.30amIntroduction to Raspberry Pi
10amRaspberry Pi demos & what would you use a Pi for?
10.30amScratch Programming Workshops (beginner, intermediate and advanced)
11amGames demos - play a variety of video games we've created for you!
11.45amVote for Games winner and awards!
12noonRaspberry Jam finish

Get Hold of a Raspberry Pi!

We have a small number of Raspberry Pi computers which we will GIVE OUT ON LOAN on the day!

(We need them back in September to run the Young Innovators Competition)

If you have an idea of something cool you want to do with a Raspberry Pi, and you promise to come back to the next Raspberry Jam (in September) and show us what you did, then you could be going home with a Raspberry Pi!

Allocation will be based on a final decision by the judges, and will require a 10,000Kw Deposit.

Location

Main Assembly Hall, Bishop Mackenzie International School, Lilongwe.

Many thanks to BMIS for providing the venue and supporting this event!


Raspberry Pi Demos

DemoDescription
BrewPiusing the Raspberry Pi to control brewing refrigerator
DrivePiusing Raspberry Pi with GPS as a mobile tracker
MediaPiusing Raspberry Pi as a music and media server
MakePiprocess of installing and booting Pi for the first time
GamePiusing the Raspberry Pi to play classic video games, including Doom, SNES, Atari etc.

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