A short talk about teaching kids to code and why the raspberry pi is makes a good tool.

1. Teaching Kids To Code
With The Raspberry Pi
Presented By:
Rand Graham

2. Where To Start
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3. Coding Games
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4. TRS 80 BASIC
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“I started programming when I was five years old.” src

5. TRS 80 BASIC
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“The best way
to learn is to
start working
with your
computer.”

6. • Installing TRS-80 emulator on ubuntu
• Working With Computers
• Collection of Tandy Books
• Programming Basic on The TRS-80
TRS 80 Resources
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7. Typing Game
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8. Raspberry Pi
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• Low cost programmable computer created with the goal
of increasing applicants to study Computer Science. src
Gen 1 February 2012 Gen 2 February 2015 Gen 3 February 2016
Single core ARM 700
MHz
Quad core ARM A7 900
MHz
Quad core Arm A53 1.2
GHz
1 USB 2.0 Port 4 USB 2.0 Ports 4 USB 2.0 Ports
256 MB SDRAM 1 GB SDRAM 1 GB SDRAM

9. Pi 3Costs
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• Board retails for about $35.
• Starter kit with board including power
supply, case, flash card etc $89 adafruit
• 1080P LG Monitor 22 inch about $119 amazon
• Go Pi Go Robot with Pi 3 $199 dexter industries

10. Scratch
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11. Python
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• Pre Installed on Raspbian

12. Connect with me on twitter:
@rdg_rmcore
Read more at my website:
http://rmcore.com/
On the internets
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13. • Photo of code by Michael Himbeault.
Credits
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