Raspberry Pi Gaming Console
Time
N/A
Difficulty
Outrageous
Prerequisites
Electrical Circuits
Departments
Human Technologies
Authors
Ross Parker
Groupings
Individual
Pairs
Threes
Pairs
Threes
Minimum Year Group
None
Blurb
The Raspberry Pi is a very cheap, small computer. It is perfect for tinkering and building fun projects. In this unit you will build a Raspberry Pi Powered Portable Console.
License
This work is shared under the following license: Creative Commons BY-SA-NC
Outline
The Pitch Why should I bother learning this?
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Resources What is needed to run this unit?
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Interdisciplinary Links Do not try and force this. What areas of other subjects might this reflect and/discuss language. For IB, links with ToK. |
Teacher Reflection What was successful? What needs changing? Alternative Assessments and Lesson Ideas? What other Differentiation Ideas/Plans could be used? |
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Credits Any CC attribution, thanks, credit, etc.
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Want To Building Something Amazing?
The Pitch
- The Raspberry Pi is a very cheap, small computer.
- It is perfect for tinkering and building fun projects.
- Want to build something fun?
- In this unit you will build a Raspberry Pi Powered Portable Console:
- BE WARNED, THIS IS AN OUTRAGEOUS LEVEL DIFFICULTY UNIT! Be prepared for setbacks, hardship and failure.
The Details
Thingiverse x YouTube
- In this unit you will be following instructions from a external sites, (Thingiverse, which specialises in 3D printing plans, and projects that can be built around them, and YouTube).
- You can access the instructions and details at:
- As you work, take photos of your work in progress, so you can use it for evidence at the end of the unit.
- Ask your teacher for help whenever you need.
Evidence
Finishing Up
- To complete this unit showing your finished Raspberry Pi Powered Portable Console to your teacher, along with an electronic submission of photos of you working on the machine and a brief description of the process.
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Felix Shared on 17/08/2015 |