Raspberry Pi is inviting everyone to listen and subscribe to the new 'Hello World’ podcast! An extension of the well-loved ‘Hello Word’ magazine, this new podcast now brings the fun educational content you’ve come to expect from ‘Hello World’ right to your earbuds.
The ‘Hello World’ podcast is for educators interested in using digital making and computing in their teaching methods. It aims to explore the ins and outs of digital making and computing education.
As a regular listener, you’ll hear what’s most important and relevant straight from the experts and educators. For example, you’ll be able to go in-depth with the educators and writers of Hello World magazine by listening to their conversations and lectures. Every episode will feature compelling expert guests, and you’ll be able to listen to their stories and learn new things.
What You Can Expect from ‘Hello World’ Podcast Episodes
Every episode of the Hello World podcast will tackle different topics in computing education and feature expert guests. These podcast episodes are designed to be informative and entertaining, allowing you the listener to get to know the personality of the speakers in addition to their views.
Some of the first episodes include:
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'How moral is your machine? Ethics in computing education,' with Diane Dowling. She is the Isaac Computer Science Learning Manager, overseeing an online platform for both students and teachers on A-level Computer Science.
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'Why creativity and passion are essential in computing,' with Amanda Hughes. She is a faculty at CUE Rock Star and PBS Digital Innovator.
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'Practical tips on how to look after our well-being while teaching with technology,' with computing educator Cat Lamin, and University of Hertfordshire's senior lecturer in computing education, Neil Rickus
'Looking into the droids being used to teach algorithms,' with computing educators Huzaifah Zainon and Nicki Cooper
From Magazine to Podcast 
For a while now, subscribers of ‘Hello World’ magazine have been reaching out craving more content. Simultaneously, the computing education community has continued to grow at an accelerating rate. The new podcast aims to both deliver more content and cater to the very active current community of computing educators. Hopefully, the podcast will also become a platform to reach and connect even more computing education professionals worldwide.