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Code Club 6/1/2024

The next Paignton Library code club will be on the 6th Jan 2024. We will carry on with what we were doing in previous sessions. This is mostly fixing laptops and also looking at building some electronics projects.

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Next Code Club

The next code club is 20/1/2024 : 10am to 12:00 Tags

#CodeClub,#Python,#HourOfCode,#Scratch,#Minecraft,#Themes, #Java,#Programmng

Young Coders Competition 2024 – Information for Educators

If anyone is interested in entering the young coders contest, please consider sharing the following video with teachers etc. See if we can get a few more schools involved.

I am happy to chat on IRC about this, please see chat page. If anyone would like direct help, you can drop come along to code club and see what we can help with.

Please contact Paignton Library for details on code club.

Code Club 16/12/2023

The next Paignton Library code club will be on the usual first Saturday, 16/12/2023. We will carry on with what we were doing at the previous session on 2/12/2023.
I will also be helping with electronics, coding, scratch, python, html/css and hardware.

Hopefully a few new members and a few new members with the right level of expertise so we can help / support each other further.

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Next Code Club

The next code club is 6/1/2024 : 10am to 12:00 Tags

#CodeClub,#Python,#HourOfCode,#Scratch,#Minecraft,#Themes, #Java,#Programmng

LibreOffice Documentation 15/12/2023

Documentation update(s)

LibreOffice 7.6 guides (Published)

Writer 7.6 Impress 7.6 Draw 7.6 Calc 7.6

LibreOffice 7.5 guides (Published)

  • Draw 7.5
  • Getting Started 7.5
  • Writer 7.5
  • Calc 7.5
  • Math 7.5
  • Impress 7.5
  • Designing with LibreOffice

REFERENCES

1 LibreOffice 2 LibreOffice Bookshelf 2a LibreOffice Documentation * LibreOffice shortcut keys 3 Free Software Foundation 4 Free Software Foundation Europe 5 LibreOffice Conference 7. Udemy LibreOffice Training

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#LibreOffice,#Office,#Writer,#Calc,#Base,#Impress #Draw,#GettingStarted,#Documentation,#Libreoffice

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How to write your homework using LaTeX

This is another video on using LaTeX to write documents. Should be useful or interesting to anyone using or considering switching.

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#LaTeX,#Writing,#Overleaf

NFL 2023 week 15

NFL week 9 fixtures can be found here

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#Football,#NFL,#Week15

Chemistry glassware

Another video found on peertube, This is looking at Tapered ground glass joints | Introduction to chemistry: Glassware

This is a useful topic as it is important to be familiar with what lab equipment is used. This video covers how to join tapered glassware together, how to seal and remove correctly. What you can do if joints get stuck. It also gives a brief look at joint sizes e.g 25/40 where 25 40 is the length and 25 is the size of the largest part of the taper. The video makes it clearer.

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#Chemistry,#Laboratory,#Glassware

Trojans Training 17/12/2023

Torbay Trojans Training

We are always looking for new players to help build the team. Experience playing football not needed. Anyone over 18 is welcome as we are an Adult team.

This is an unofficial training session, but will probably be the last of 2023.

  • Date : Sunday 17th December 2023
  • Time : 10am to 13:00
  • Location; Foxhole Field, Bellfield Road, Paignton

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#Trojans,#Football,#Training,#TorbayTrojans,#AlwaysTrojan

Code Club Electronics 6

Electronics 101 video. I found this on peer tube, an introduction to electronics. I am sharing here as it is appropriate for this series of posts.

More videos from this series

There does seem to be some missing on peer tube, these are the 4 I can find. If I find more, I will update the list & post.

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#CodeClub,#Electronics,#Introduction,#Peertube

Raspberry Pi Xmas tree

I was sent a Raspberry Pi xmas tree module last year and have just got round to setting it up. Results with some example code (below) seem pretty good. Most of the LEDs work.

from gpiozero import LEDBoard
from gpiozero.tools import random_values
from signal import pause
tree = LEDBoard(*range(2,28),pwm=True)
for led in tree:
 led.source_delay = 0.1
 led.source = random_values()
pause()

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#RasberryPi,#Python,#Code,#ChristmasTree,