pi-top [4] Kickstarter campaign in numbers: $197k raised 521 backers 32 countries Thank you for helping us raise $197K – here’s more on the development of pi-top [4].
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We launched our Kickstarter, here’s what happened next…
pi-top [4] landed on Kickstarter on July 9, and we were overwhelmed by the amazing response from the community. Here’s what happened next.
What we’ve been reading, week 23
The weekend is just around the corner so here’s our weekly ‘best of the web’ round-up of articles posts, and content that’s given us food for thought. This 24-year-old uses a 3D printer to make prosthetic limbs for people in the world’s poorest countries Guillermo Martínez sends prostheses free of charge to some of the […]
[Video] Changing the narrative through education
This keynote was delivered at our Learning by Making event in New York City by Dr Nadia Lopez, founding principal of Mott Hall Bridges Academy, a New York City Public School.
Stories from Bhutan – Phuntsho Choden
Twenty-eight-year-old Phuntsho Choden is one of 22 trainees on the UNICEF – funded ‘train the trainers’ programme which is empowering teachers to use the pi-top tools and education philosophy in 10 Youth Centres opening across Bhutan. The following case study was produced by Stephen Carrick-Davies, working in Bhutan overseeing the Bhutan pi-top programme.
What we’ve been reading, week 20
Here’s our weekly round-up of the greatest and latest education, making, and learning content. Have a great weekend!
[Video] Learning by making… mistakes
This keynote was delivered at our Learning by Making event in Los Angeles by Jenny Kostka, former pi-top Learning Designer.
What we’ve been reading, week 17
Welcome to another week of ‘what we’ve been reading’, our weekly round-up of the latest technology, education, making, and learning stories.
pi-top attends school STEAM Festival
Article by Ayo Abbas, Head of Marketing Communications at pi-top. At pi-top, we’re all about inspiring a generation of makers so it was great to head out to Sydenham High School STEAM Festival which was a careers fair that they hosted in with charity, Cyber Girls First. Along with my colleague Preya Wylie, Head of […]
Talking tech with Amali de Alwis from Code First: Girls
In this episode of our podcast, We Make The Future, my guest is Amali de Alwis MBE, CEO of Code First: Girls, a programme that works with businesses and individuals to encourage more women in into a career in tech.
