High School Pythonistas
summary
PYNAM (Python Namibia) runs school outreach that confronts phased‑out computer studies, unqualified teachers and broken labs with hands‑on projects, weekend university labs and a student programming team that wins contests. Eight Raspberry Pi get deployed for classroom and after‑school use, learners with little prior experience train for a national contest and earn a silver medal out of seven schools, students prototype ideas like an automatic pet feeder, and a planned fundraising “computer day” aims to buy a stable practice space.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:41Python Namibia
- 1:46School Outreach
- 3:05Factors
- 3:26Teachers
- 10:24Computer Date
- 14:16Questions
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