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| Quote: The BBC will be giving away mini-computers to 11-year-olds across the country as part of its push to make the UK more digital. One million Micro Bits - a stripped-down computer similar to a Raspberry Pi - will be given to all pupils starting secondary school in the autumn term. The BBC is also launching a season of coding-based programmes and activities. | |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-31834927
Exciting, and about time. I was also bemoaning the lack of the old BBC Micro Owl logo, but it’s been pointed out that the thing IS the Owl. I wonder if slightly older children* will be able to get one too.
*Me
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| Quote: After the first million Micro Bits go out to schools, there will be no more. | |
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So, no.