I did put some effort into making sure it would run smoothly with the cpu limitations and building the author mode (top left view menu) to let others create new content. This was for a class on the absolute basics of programming. Hi Aeyoss, I'm so happy you like it! You made me chuckle, it's totally true that the content I put in this tutorial doesn't include anything specific about the Raspberry Pi. Please comment below with any improvements/changes that you would like to see and of course please comment or upvote if you find this useful or interesting :)ĬOMPLETE TUTORIAL NOTEBOOK ATTACHED BELOW The interface is minimally dynamic so the tutorial will run as smooth as possible on the Raspberry Pi model B if there is interest, then we could build a prettier dynamic interface for more powerful hardware. It also includes instructions for authoring your own tutorials. It includes a self-paced tutorial designed for beginning programmers who are young or young-at-heart. I am extremely grateful for the efforts of Anna Musser who very patiently helped me refine the interface over many iterations and piloted the first workshops using this notebook at Empow Studios! It has a simplified (and colorful) interface for students and easy editing tools for teachers to create new content (even those with little or no experience using Mathematica). I wanted to share the attached Mathematica notebook that I created for teaching kids (ages 9-14) about the Wolfram Language on the Raspberry Pi.

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