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A photographic rendering of a young black man standing in front of a cloudy blue sky, seen through a refractive glass grid and overlaid with a diagram of a neural network.
30 September 2024 by Jo Brodie

Free public AI talk(s) @QMUL: Prof Shalom Lappin “Understanding the AI Revolution: Risks Imagined and Real” (new book)

17 September 2024 by Jo Brodie

Talk, free, online or in-person: The Ancient History of Computers and Code

16 September 2024 by Jo Brodie

Recently added to the @CS4FN blog – a round-up of computing stories, classroom ideas and discussion points – 16 September 2024

3 September 2024 by Jo Brodie

Free online course for Y12-13: Unlocking AI & Computer Science 2024

21 August 2024 by Jo Brodie

Improving fun lesson plans with sketchy profiling (semantic waves)

20 August 2024 by Jo Brodie

Stereoscopy: a fun activity to do at home or in the classroom

19 August 2024 by Jo Brodie

Recently added to the @CS4FN blog – a round-up of computing stories, classroom ideas and discussion points – 19 August 2024

Paul Curzon at the Royal Institution, entertaining some children with the magic of computer science
5 August 2024 by Jo Brodie

London computing events in August for kids, with Paul Curzon of @cs4fn

31 July 2024 by Jo Brodie

Recently added to the @CS4FN blog – a round-up of computing stories, classroom ideas and discussion points – 31 July 2024

23 July 2024 by Jo Brodie - 1 Comment

Two new free primary booklets from CS4FN. Sign up to receive printed copies or download PDFs.

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