All Microcontrollers Welcome!
September 29 // 10 AM – 3 PM
Our Raspberry Jam is a place for the community to share knowledge, learn new things, and meet other people interested in the Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Micro::Bit, ESP32, or any other microcontroller you might use. At the Jam you can find out more about microcontrollers, learn what you can do with them, and meet like-minded people.
There will be something for everyone at this free event. If you’re just getting started or an experienced maker, you’ll find interesting people and projects. All ages are welcome! Workshops are paced for adults and teens; if you are bringing a younger child please be prepared to work with them.
See the schedule and free registration here:
Questions for Rosie?
When is this? I’ve been searching everywhere and can’t find a date.
I found it but it took a lot of digging! It’s not listed on the raspberry jam pages that twitter and Facebook direct people too.
Can’t wait for this! It sounds awesome
Thanks for noticing – it’s fixed now!
Where does the event happen? What is MGHPCC? Where is it?
And the date and location is missing from the E-Mail you sent out to Hidden Tech.
And this page takes like forever to load under dial-up (yes, I am one the Nobodies that still use dial-up.).
The Raspberry Jam is Saturday, September 2 at the Mass Green High Performance Computing Center. A map and more information is here and at the MGHPCC website. Sorry about the loading time on dialup.
The schedule says, “Please register for workshops that you are interested in attending. Many of them have limited space.”
Perhaps I’m missing it, but there does not appear to be an obvious mechanism for registering? Advance registration would be helpful for determining level interest for each scheduled event for the presenter.
There are links for each item in the schedule on this page. If you follow the links for the workshops, you will find a registration form for each workshop. There are also links to the workshops in the menu at the top of the website. Let me know if you’re still having trouble. Thanks!