I help educate students and teachers on how to program computers in a fun and interactive way.Imagine being able to program a computer that can fit in your pocket… These are called microcomputers. They are maybe small but exceedingly mighty in the fact that you can integrate them with the outside world whether this is making an LED light up, pressing a button, monitoring temperature or building them into robots. This helps students and teachers learn by seeing something physical happening in front of them from the code they have written on the computer.I am also the co-founder of micro:mag an online blogging platform all about the BBC micro:bit full of news and tutorials all written by the micro:bit community for the community.<<< Minecraft Educator, Trainer and Creator >>>Yes, you read that correctly I create Educational content for Minecraft Educational Edition where I am contracted by Causeway Digital to write Educator guides and slide decks for all content that they create for teachers and educators to use within their classroom settings. These range from Seymour Island to Python Islands. Most recently I wrote the Microsoft Learn course called Minecraft Python Coding Academy.As if that isn't enough, I am also contracted by Logics Academy, where I became a global Minecraft trainer delivering The Microsoft learn course that I wrote and the block-based coding academy. I’ve also run MakeCode Arcade Sessions with Logics Academy.RaspiKidd is now a Young STEM Leader hub with me as the Tutor Assessor. This will enable us to help young people run STEM activities within their community and get credits for their SQA qualifications.If you would like to chat about anything I do or generally geek out over computers/retro gaming feel free to DM me. You can also find out about a lot of what I do within schools over on Twitter @RaspiKidd