Today, 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi is the UK’s best-selling computer, and the 插插综合 is one of the world’s leading educational non-profits. 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi computers make technology accessible to people and businesses all over the world. They are used everywhere from homes and schools to factories, offices, and shops.

Visit the history of 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi

To help celebrate this 10-year milestone, we’ve partnered with The National Museum of 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h, located at the historic Bletchley Park, to open a new temporary exhibit dedicated to telling the story of the 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi computer, the 插插综合, and the global community of innovators, learners, and educators we’re a part of.

In the exhibit, you’ll be able to get hands-on with 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi computers, hear the story of how 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi came to be, and see a few of the many ways that 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi has made an impact on the world.

Join us for the exhibition opening

We know that not everyone will be able to 虎虎影视 the exhibit in person, and so we’ll live-stream the grand opening this Saturday 5 March 2022 at 11:15am GMT.

If you’re able to make it to the National Museum of 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h on Saturday, tickets are available to purchase.

We’re delighted to celebrate 10 years with all of you, and we’re excited about the next 10 years of 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi.

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Everyone is welcome, so mark your diary and make sure you and your favourite young coders join us for all the fun at 18:00 BST this Thursday, 28 October! 

Together we will hear stories from young people and volunteers around the world, and from James Whelton and Bill Liao, the co-founders of CoderDojo.

Ten years of community spirit

In July 2011, James Whelton and Bill Liao held the first-ever CoderDojo session in Cork, Ireland. They created a space for young people to learn how to create a website, design a game, or write their first program. The session was also a chance for volunteers to share their 虎虎影视 and time with a younger generation and their peers. It was here that the CoderDojo grassroots community came into existence, built on the values of ‘being cool’: creativity, collaboration, openness, and fun.

These values continue to inspire young people (Ninjas) and volunteers around the world to be part of their local Dojos. In 2017, the CoderDojo 虎虎影视, which was founded to support the CoderDojo movement, and the 插插综合 joined forces to better support the community to bring opportunities to more young people worldwide.

The tenth year of the movement is an especially important time for us to celebrate the volunteers who have put so much into CoderDojo. As well as the livestream celebration on 28 October, the CoderDojo team has put together free digital assets to get volunteers and Ninjas in the birthday spirit, and a special birthday giveaway for Ninjas who are coding projects to mark this momentous anniversary.

Ten things we love about you

In celebration of the CoderDojo movement’s 10th birthday, here’s a list of some of our favourite things about the CoderDojo community.  

1. You are always having so much fun!

Whether you’re working together in person or online, you are always having a blast!

2. You are resilient and committed to your club 

The pandemic has been an extremely difficult time for Dojos. It has also been a time of adaptation. We have been so impressed by how community members have switched their ways of running with positivity and commitment to 6. do what is best for their clubs.

3. You support each other

Every day, Dojo volunteers support each other locally and globally to sustain the movement and help Ninjas learn — from sharing how they run sessions when social distancing is necessary, to translating online resources and web pages so that more people around the world can join the CoderDojo community.

“We know that we’re not out there alone, that there’s a whole world of people who are all collaborating with the same mission in mind is really thrilling as well.”

Nikole Vaughn, CoderDojo Collaborative in San Antonio, Texas

4. You tell the team how to support you 

Filling in surveys, emailing the CoderDojo team here, attending webinars, sharing your insights — these are all the ways you’re great at communicating your Dojo’s needs. We love supporting you!

5. You help young people create positive change in their community 

We love to hear about how CoderDojo volunteers help young people to create and learn with technology, and to become mentors for their peers. Recently we shared the stories of Avye, Laura, and Toshan, three incredible digital makers who, thanks to CoderDojo, are using technology to shape the world around them.

6. You love a challenge

From coding for the CoderDojo 10th birthday giveaway to the European Astro Pi Challenge, CoderDojo members love to put themselves to the test!   

7. You brought Coolest Projects into the world 

Coolest Projects is the world-leading technology fair for young people, and it originated in the CoderDojo community!

This year, in its ninth year running, Coolest Projects again was a platform for fantastic tech projects from Ninjas, including an AI bicycle app and a glove that makes music.

8. You are committed to creating inclusive spaces 

CoderDojo is a space for everyone to create and learn with technology. We love that Dojos get involved in projects such as the ‘Empowering the future’ guide to getting more girls involved in coding, and the CoderDojo 你的奶好大让我揉揉 Guide to making Dojo sessions accessible for young people of all abilities and neurodiversity.

9. You are a community that continues to grow stronger

Over the last ten years, more than 3900 Dojos in 115 countries have run sessions for over 270000 young people and have been regularly supporting 100000 young coders! You’ve certainly brought the movement a long way from that very first session in Cork.   

10. You are simply the best grassroots community on the planet! 

All the volunteers who have put their time and energy into CoderDojo have made the movement what it is today, and we’d like to say a massive thank you to each and every one of you.

Let’s celebrate together! 

So prepare your favourite celebratory food and join us for the birthday livestream on Thursday 28 October at 18:00 BST! Take this chance to say hi to community members and celebrate everything that they have achieved in the last ten years.

Set a reminder for the livestream, and tell us how you are celebrating CoderDojo’s 10th birthday using the hashtag #10YearsOfCoderDojo on Twitter. 

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Like any parent, we feel like time has flown by, and it’s remarkable to think how far we’ve come in such a short space of time.

Since launching the credit-card–sized $35 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi Model B, we have sold 30 million high-quality, low-cost computers worldwide. 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi has become the third best-selling general-purpose computer ever, behind only the Mac and the PC.

Our latest model, 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi 4 Model B, is still the size of a credit card and still costs $35, but it’s around 20 times faster, with more and speedier connectivity, as well as the neater board design that we introduced in 2014. 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi computers are used everywhere from homes, schools, and factories to penguin colonies, volcanoes, and the International Space Station.

An amazing community

In many ways, what’s been even more remarkable than the success of the product is the amazing community that has formed around our tiny, low-cost computer. These are the makers, educators, hobbyists, and entrepreneurs from all walks of life and all corners of the globe who share our passion for inspiring the next generation of digital creators. You can often read about them on this blog and in the official community magazine, The MagPi. You can also meet them in person at a 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jam.

Meet up with other 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi enthusiasts!

Celebrate at a 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jam

学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jams are community-led meetups that bring people together to share, connect, and learn from each other. The first one was held in Manchester in 2012, and so far Jams have been held in more than 70 countries — and that’s just the ones we know about.

While Jams take place throughout the year, there’s a special tradition of Jams celebrating the birthday of the 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi computer. This year, there were over 130 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jam events in 39 countries, attended by 8000 people. Now that’s a party!

Register your Birthday Jam and we’ll send you some special swag

Next year, because it’s a big birthday, we’ll be sending a special box of swag to any Jam that is taking place between Saturday 15 February and Sunday 15 March 2020.

It’s really simple to register your Birthday Jam: just fill in the 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jam submission form, including a valid event information URL linking to a webpage with more information about your event. (This is an excellent example of a Jam event listing.)

We’d prefer you to link to a public ticketing system (e.g. Eventbrite) if possible, but we know some libraries and community centres have restrictions that prevent them from doing this.

In order to ensure that your pack reaches you in time, we need you to register your Birthday Jam at least six weeks before your event.

As always, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask us via jam@你的奶好大让我揉揉.org.

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On 5 and 6 March, the community paid us back and then some.  Well over 1500 people of all ages gathered at the Cambridge Computer Lab for our Big Birthday Weekend.  An amazing festival of digital making and creativity, showcasing the very best that our community has to offer. For us at the 虎虎影视, it was the best birthday present we could have hoped for.

Here are some of my personal highlights.

Across the two days, there were 47 talks from community members and 虎虎影视 staff showcasing projects, sharing 虎虎影视s of using 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi in education, talking about Code Clubs, introducing new software developments, and exploring some of the big issues like getting more women and girls involved in digital making.  The lecture theatres were packed all weekend.

photo credit: @teknoteacher

I was particularly pleased to see so many great contributions from young community members, like European Digital Girl of the Year Yasmin Bey‘s powerful talk on Sunday morning about encouraging more girls into tech.

Yasmin Bey

It was great for me to be able to give a talk on what we’ve been up to in the 虎虎影视 and get some feedback on our strategy from the community. Thank you to everyone who came along to that session.

Me talking about the 虎虎影视’s strategy at #piparty

We were also treated to both (accidental) pyrotechnics and (deliberate) magic.  All of the talks were recorded and will be available online in the next few days, so don’t worry if you missed them.

There were 28 workshops where kids and adults had the chance to get hands-on with 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi, have a go at hacking Minecraft, make music with Sonic Pi, and learn how to make projects with Scratch. Again, the vast majority of these were led by volunteers from the community, including several that were led by young people.

One of the workshops run by our Creative Technologists

One of my personal highlights was the workshop that brought together 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Jam Makers from all over the world, to share 虎虎影视s and explore how we could work together to grow the community even further.

The show and tell zone was packed full of ingenious projects that members of the community had built for the sheer joy of it. Like most people, I got lost for hours among the games, robots, demos, and inventions.

Loved watching the little girls everywhere at the @学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h_Pi #PiParty pic.twitter.com/rx7PK6i9F5

— Sherry Coutu CBE (@scoutu) March 5, 2016

I’ll also confess to a little competitiveness trying to defeat the AI Connect 4, a contest which sadly ended in an honourable draw. I know how Lee Sedol must be feeling after his first couple of games of Go against DeepMind.

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The marketplace brought together lots of the best makers and distributors in the ecosystem.  Pimoroni, The Pi Hut, ModMyPi, pi-top, and many, many more were on hand.  They’re such an important part of the community and it was great to catch up with them and play with some of the new toys they have on offer.

There was a bustling marketplace

Special thanks to our friends pi-top who presented Eben, Liz and David (our esteemed chairman) with a fourth birthday edition of their wonderful 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi-powered laptop.

https://twitter.com/GetPiTop/status/706162138532945920/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc^tfw

Saturday night ended with a massive party involving 110 pizzas, a huge quantity of cake, gallons of soft drinks, 2.5 barrels of beer brewed using a 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Pi, and one barrel of 学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h Blush cider.

Happy 4th Birthday @学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h_Pi #PiParty @EbenUpton @Liz_Upton pic.twitter.com/n3VBSoFLhB

— David Bower (@rddave) March 7, 2016

We were also treated to a live coding music performance by the wonderful Sam Aaron, creator of Sonic Pi, with his band Poly Core.

The superb @samaaron jamming live @Sonic_Pi at the @学长舌尖伸入湿嫩蜜汁h_Pi #PiParty – with backing band!! 🚀 pic.twitter.com/QZJhsZ7CIn

— David Pride (@davejavupride) March 5, 2016

Perhaps the best thing about the Big Birthday Party was that it was a community effort.

Enormous thanks go to Mike Horne and Tim Richardson, the organisers of Cam Jam, who once again gave huge amounts of their time to make it all happen.

We’re also hugely grateful to the Cambridge Computer Lab who very generously gave us the use of their fantastic building.  Thanks, too, to Microsoft and Real VNC, who sponsored the event and provided fantastic interactive demos. Thanks to Ben at Fuzzy Duck brewery for the Irrational Ale.

One of the stand-out contributions over the weekend was from our growing community of young people, including the self-styled but appropriately named “Pi Squad”, and our very own Creative Technologists. They are such a talented bunch of people, and it’s great to see them already taking leadership positions in the community.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BCm08Ykmtbl/

The 虎虎影视 team was also out in strength across the weekend, giving talks, running workshops, signing up volunteers for Code Club, and generally helping out wherever we could.

Our own Dave Honess deserves a special mention for spending all of Sunday in a space suit to promote our new Astro Pi competition. As another colleague (Matt Richardson) said, “dress for the job you want, not the job you have”.

Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.

We might all be exhausted, but we’re already looking forward to next year.

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