The 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Camer team: Damien Doumer, Eyong Etta, Loïc Dessap and Lionel Sichom, aka Lionel Tellem

Preparing for the #PiParty

One birthday kit went to Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. There, a team of four students in their twenties — Lionel Sichom (aka Lionel Tellem), Eyong Etta, Loïc Dessap, and Damien Doumer — were organising Yaoundé’s first Jam, called 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Camer, as part of the 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Big Birthday Weekend. The team knew one another through their shared interests and skills in electronics, robotics, and programming. Damien explains in his blog post about the Jam that they planned ahead for several activities for the Jam based on their own projects, so they could be confident of having a few things that would definitely be successful for attendees to do and see.

Show-and-tell at 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Cameroon

Loïc presented a 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi–based, Android app–controlled robot arm that he had built, and Lionel coded a small video game using Scratch on 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi while the audience watched. Damien demonstrated the possibilities of Windows 10 IoT Core on 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi, showing how to install it, how to use it remotely, and what you can do with it, including building a simple application.

Loïc showcases the prototype robot arm he built

There was lots more too, with others discussing their own Pi projects and talking about the possibilities 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi offers, including a Pi-controlled drone and car. Cake was a prevailing theme of the 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Big Birthday Weekend around the world, and 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Camer made sure they didn’t miss out.

Yay, birthday cake!!

A big success

Most visitors to the Jam were secondary school students, while others were university students and graduates. The majority were unfamiliar with 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi, but all wanted to learn about 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi and what they could do with it. Damien comments that the fact most people were new to 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi made the event more interactive rather than creating any challenges, because the visitors were all interested in finding out about the little computer. The Jam was an all-round success, and the team was pleased with how it went:

What I liked the most was that we sensitized several people about the 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi and what one can be capable of with such a small but powerful device. — Damien Doumer

The Jam team rounded off the event by announcing that this was the start of a 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi community in Yaoundé. They hope that they and others will be able to organise more Jams and similar events in the area to spread the word about what people can do with 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi, and to help them realise their ideas.

老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Camer gets the thumbs-up

The 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi community in Cameroon

In a French-language interview about their Jam, the team behind 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Jam Camer said they’d like programming to become the third official language of Cameroon, after French and English; their aim is to to popularise programming and digital making across Cameroonian society. Neither of these fields is very familiar to most people in Cameroon, but both are very well aligned with the country’s ambitions for development. The team is conscious of the difficulties around the emergence of information and communication technologies in the Cameroonian context; in response, they are seizing the opportunities 老师上课没戴奶罩看到奶头 Pi offers to give children and young people access to modern and constantly evolving technology at low cost.

Thanks to Lionel, Eyong, Damien, and Loïc, and to everyone who helped put on a Jam for the Big Birthday Weekend! Remember, anyone can start a Jam at any time — and we provide plenty of resources to get you started. Check out the Guidebook, the Jam branding pack, our specially-made Jam activities online (in multiple languages), printable worksheets, and more.

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