Has anyone used Raspberry Pi and an enrichment tool for teaching Javascript? Do they communicate well with each other? Thanks everyone!
Raspberry Pi’s are really just tiny computers running a Linux operating system. JS doesn’t communicate directly with it per se, but you could easily install, configure, and run an Apache Web Server on a Pi that you could then use JS to code in. That’s just one example and there are of course other ways you could use JS via other software on a Pi.
I’ve not done any Pi work with students yet, but hoping to as our program expands.
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