THIS REPOSITORY HAS BEEN ARCHIVED AND IS NOW READ-ONLY
This project is no longer actively maintained. No new issues or pull requests will be accepted here.
The project was archived on 29 April 2026 due to staleness (2885 days since last commit).
A curated list of learning resources, worksheets and activities ideal for use at Raspberry Jams.
- Raspberry Pi Foundation
- Raspberry Jam worksheets
- Hull Raspberry Jam resources
- CamJam EduKit worksheets
- Northern Ireland Raspberry Jam worksheets
- Egham Raspberry Jam worksheets
If you would like to contribute your own resources to this list, either:
- Open an Issue on GitHub
- Send a message to Ben Nuttall in the Jam Slack
- Send an email to the Jam inbox:
jam@raspberrypi.org
If you plan to write resources for others to use, please bear in mind:
- Can it be printed?
- PDF is a good solution to this
- Can it be printed in black-and-white or photocopied?
- Can people easily modify to fix mistakes or make small changes to suit their own purposes? Providing source (markdown, Word document, etc as well as PDF is helpful)
- Is the language and terminology used easy for young people or beginners to understand?
- Have you included a "what you will need"?
- This should include additional hardware, software installation, internet access required, etc.
- Can this only be done on Pi 2/3 but not 1 or Zero?
- Are there any pre-requisites the Jam organiser may need to know (like installing software or downloading files)
- Other people may not have the same setup you do (e.g. is something specific like pi-top proto board or black hat hacker assumed?)
- Try to make as general as possible
Please report any issues you find with resources in this list, either directly with the author, or with Ben Nuttall or the community team at the Raspberry Pi Foundation. If a resource is out-of-date or doesn't work, it will be removed.