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The hands-on video guide to Raspberry Pi: the tiny $35 computer that’s changing the world! Use Raspberry Pi to learn programming and electronics, create Internet-connected projects, even build your own media server!
These easy video tutorials are the fastest way to get started with Raspberry Pi, the $35 credit-card sized computer that’s taking the world by storm! Raspberry Pi LiveLessons walks you through understanding the hardware, getting started, controlling your Pi, installing applications, creating electronics projects, building media servers, and more! Top Raspberry Pi instructor John LeMasney begins by touring Pi’s components, explaining what it can do, and showing how it’s similar to other computers—and how it’s different. Next, he guides you through installing and exploring the powerful Raspbian Linux-based operating system and new applications…starting to program with the simple Scratch environment and the powerful Python language…using your Raspberry Pi to create images, edit photos, and design visual documents…experimenting with electronic circuits…even using your Pi as a portable, low-cost media server. In less than five hours, you’ll be ready to make the most of Raspberry Pi…you’ll be limited only by your imagination!
What You Will Learn
- What Raspberry Pi is, and what it can do
- What components are included in Raspberry Pi, and how they work together
- How to install and use Raspbian, Raspberry Pi’s Linux-based operating system
- How to get started programming your Raspberry Pi with Scratch and Python
- How to use the Pi as a dedicated graphics and imaging workstation
- How to start building electronic circuits with your Raspberry Pi
- How to transform your Raspberry Pi into a portable, low-cost media server
- How to use your Pi with webcams to create exciting new projects
Table of Contents
01 Introduction
02 Learning Objectives
03 1.1 Understand the processor, GPIO pins, and RAM
04 1.2 Understand the difference between the audio jack_RCA video vs. HDMI options
05 1.3 Know the differences between the SD Card, Ethernet, and USB ports
06 1.4 Install Raspbian with NOOBS (New Out Of the Box System), and power up the Pi
07 Learning Objectives
08 2.1 Work with the Raspbian Desktop
09 2.2 Use the command line
10 2.3 Install new applications on the Raspberry Pi
11 2.4 Browse the Internet
12 2.5 Work with documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
13 2.6 Use other operating systems for the Raspberry Pi
14 Learning Objectives
15 3.1 Open and navigate Scratch
16 3.2 Develop a simple application in Scratch
17 3.3 Investigate and build upon others Scratch projects
18 3.4 Open and navigate Python
19 3.5 Write and execute a Python Script
20 3.6 Use learning resources for Python
21 Learning Objectives
22 4.1 Install these applications on the Raspberry Pi
23 4.2 Use Inkscape to create graphic designs
24 4.3 Use the GIMP to manipulate photos
25 4.4 Use Scribus to do desktop publishing
26 Learning Objectives
27 5.1 Understand and handle GPIO, an LED, a resistor, a breadboard and wires
28 5.2 Write the Python code to blink an LED
29 5.3 Connect a breadboard, LED, wires, and resistor to a Raspberry Pi
30 5.4 Discover resources for using Python with the Raspberry Pi
31 Learning Objectives
32 6.1 Use NOOBS to reimage the Raspberry Pi
33 6.2 Install RaspBMC
34 6.3 Attach media sources to the Raspberry Pi
35 6.4 Browse media items using RaspBMC
36 6.5 Stream media using RaspBMC
37 Summary
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