The Raspberry Pi is a small computer that allows almost anyone to learn about computer programming. Readers will discover new processes, integrate visual information with text, and and learn technical word meanings as they find out how the Raspberry Pi was invented and how makers are using it today. They will also learn how to set up and begin programming their own Raspberry Pis.
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Kristin Fontichiaro is a college professor who studies how libraries can help people learn and do what they need to live better lives – including with AI.
As the maker movement of tech-based DIY enthusiasts becomes an increasingly important presence in libraries, it’s great to have a series of related books targeting young readers. The Makers as Innovators series does just that. Each slender title presents a single topic in a straightforward manner, giving novices a good idea of what’s happening without getting bogged down in a great many details. Sidebars offer tips, intriguing facts, and historical perspective. Like the movement itself, the texts communicate a level of energy and involvement that adds to the overall appeal. Page design is simple and attractive, and the illustrations, mainly color photos, are effective. Raspberry Pi presents this inexpensive but powerful computer, designed as a platform to help kids learn programming. Libraries looking for materials to support community interest and programming in these areas should consider this useful series, which also includes books on Arduino, e-textiles, game design, and “makerspaces.” Grades 4-7. --Carolyn Phelan
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