Photo: Andrew Mulholland from MozFest 2016

Over on the pi-top blog, Cat Lamin has just announced the pi-top Champions scheme in which Raspberry Pi community members have been selected to spread a little Pi about. Myself and Tim Richardson (we run the Cambridge Raspberry Jam together, in case you didn’t know!) were selected recently and we’re very excited to be a part of it. We’ll be receiving ten pi-topCEEDs (also available via CPC for those in the UK!) very soon which we can use at Jams and other events as workstations. In exchange, we’ll be championing the pi-top range as a great solution to the “where can I get screens from” issue that’s always been there for the Raspberry Pi. We’ll also be lending the equipment to local groups if they wish (as long as it’s looked after!) for their events.

If you’d like to find out more about the scheme, head over to pi-top now.