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The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Guide

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The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Guide

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Vero e proprio manuale d'uso da 244 pagine per il Raspberry Pi curato da Magpi (in versione digitale gratuita).

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The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner's guide

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The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner's guide

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Libro curato da MagPi (in versione digitale gratuita), con una serie di tutorial per iniziare ad usare il RasPi.

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Kahoot! introduttivo

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Caratteristiche principali della scheda. Per iniziare

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Uno sguardo ad alcuni dei sistemi operativi per la scheda

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di Giovanni Vincenzo Donatiello Raspberry Pi: Sistemi Operativi Per cominciare: Il sistema operativo va selezionato in base alle proprie necessità; Si possono fare dei multiboot (più sistemi operativi sulla stessa SD(); Per i neofiti o per installazioni veloci e pulite conviene

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Python & Raspberry Pi: Introduzione                                               

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Python & Raspberry Pi: Introduzione                                               

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Tutorial per prendere confidenza con la programmazione in Python con il Raspberry Pi e Raspbian

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Python & Raspberry Pi: Introduzione al corso

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di Giovanni Vincenzo Donatiello Python & Raspberry Pi: Introduzione Cos'è Python Python è un linguaggio di programmazione ad alto livello, orientato agli oggetti, adatto, tra gli altri usi, per sviluppare applicazioni distribuite, scripting, computazione numerica e system testing.

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Guida alla programmazione con il Sense Hat

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Guida alla programmazione con il Sense Hat

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Getting started with the Sense HAT - Introduction | Raspberry Pi Projects

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In this project, you will learn how to control the Sense HAT's LED matrix and collect sensor data, and you will combine these ideas in a number of small projects.

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Rivista ufficiale della Raspberry Pi Foundation. Utile per tutorial e materiale informativo

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The MagPi Magazine - The official Raspberry Pi magazine

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Kahoot! per verfica

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Idea progetto scolastico

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Aboard the International Space Station are two specially equipped Raspberry Pi computers, called Astro Pis. They are there to run code written by children and teenagers.

Each Astro Pi has a camera, an LED display, buttons, and a joystick. They also have a range of environmental sensors: a gyroscope, a magnetometer, an accelerometer, and sensors measuring humidity, pressure, and temperature.

Announcing the 2017-18 European Astro Pi challenge in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA). It's open to students from all 22 ESA member countries, including associate members Canada and Slovenia. In Mission Zero, students aged up to 14 write a simple Python program that will display a message on the International Space Station for 30 seconds.

Each year, we challenge students aged up to 19, and from across Europe and beyond, to write code for astronauts to run on the Astro Pis. Our Astro Pi programme aims to inspire young people to form an enduring interest in coding, space science, and STEM subjects and careers.
Run your code in space
Go to astro-pi.org to find out about current and upcoming missions. You will also find the winning Astro Pi challenge entries from previous years, and plenty of useful resources to help you get started on your Astro Pi journey.

Astro Pi is a programme of the Raspberry Pi Foundation in partnership with the European Space Agency.

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Aboard the International Space Station are two specially equipped Raspberry Pi computers, called Astro Pis. They are there to run code written by children and teenagers. Each Astro Pi has a camera, an LED display, buttons, and a joystick. They also have a range of environmental sensors: a gyroscope, a magnetometer, an accelerometer, and sensors ...