Raspberry Pi continues to blaze new trails

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Raspberry Pi continues to blaze new trails

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11-14-2016, 06:42 AM

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Raspberry Pi continues to blaze new trails

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Raspberry Pi continues to blaze new trails;

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This month's column comes from Raleigh, North Carolina where I attended All Things Open 2016! This post consists of the highlights of the lightning talk I gave at the conference, which covered the mission and purpose of Raspberry Pi, and our programs and outreach including Code Club for kids, Raspberry Jams, and Picademy.

Good read & helpful information.

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