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19 November 2025 by Jo Brodie

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education – tools, and issues

17 November 2025 by Jo Brodie

Reminder: Support Students into Tech Careers (webinar) next Mon 24 Nov 4.10pm

14 November 2025 by Jo Brodie - 1 Comment

Cybersecurity and privacy, it’s everyone’s business – Schools Talk in London at King’s, 10 December 2025

13 November 2025 by Jo Brodie - 1 Comment

Anthroengineering: designing better lives with engineering – Schools Talk in London at King’s, 3 December 2025

10 November 2025 by Jo Brodie

Tomorrow (11 Nov 2025) webinar: Using the micro:bit to learn about machine learning practices

13 October 2025 by Jo Brodie

FREE, online: Raspberry Pi seminar for teachers – Data-related concepts and practices for AI education in K–12 (Tue 14 Oct, 5pm)

27 September 2025 by Jo Brodie

Computer Science podcasts – teaching, careers, general interest

24 September 2025 by Jo Brodie

Teaching London* Computing – Newsletter #17 – Winter 2025 (*not just London!)

24 September 2025 by Jo Brodie

Peckham Digital: Festival of Creative Computing, 16-19th October 2025, Copeland Gallery, SE15

23 September 2025 by Jo Brodie

Free online event from NCCE for KS3s “I Belong in Computing” this Friday (26 Sep) 9am

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