Raspberry Pi Essential Training

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Mark Niemann-Ross

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01.01-welcome_to_raspberry_pi_essential_training.mp4

01:13

01.02-what_you_should_know_before_watching_this_course.mp4

01:05

01.03-copying_the_exercise_files_to_your_raspberry_pi.mp4

00:56

02.01-raspberry_pi_is_the_essence_of_a_computer.mp4

02:27

02.02-raspberry_pi_is_incredibly_configurable.mp4

01:31

02.03-raspberry_pi_is_for_experimentation.mp4

01:29

03.01-understand_the_raspberry_pi_family.mp4

06:43

03.02-select_a_monitor.mp4

05:28

03.03-select_a_power_supply.mp4

02:25

03.04-select_a_keyboard_and_mouse.mp4

01:14

03.05-select_a_memory_card.mp4

02:04

03.06-connect_to_wi-fi_and_ethernet.mp4

01:42

03.07-electronics_for_projects.mp4

02:01

04.01-building_or_buying_an_operating_system.mp4

02:49

04.02-start_your_raspberry_pi.mp4

03:53

05.01-raspberry_pi_os.mp4

03:09

05.02-sources_for_other_raspberry_pi_operating_systems.mp4

04:16

06.01-why_vnc_is_useful.mp4

01:34

06.02-enable_vnc_on_a_raspberry_pi.mp4

02:20

06.03-using_vnc_on_a_raspberry_pi.mp4

06:32

06.04-alternatives_to_vnc.mp4

07:15

07.01-sound_audio_jack_hdmi_bluetooth.mp4

04:36

07.02-sound_gpio_usb_hat.mp4

03:32

07.03-testing_sound.mp4

01:37

08.01-introducing_gpio.mp4

03:09

08.02-the_first_gpio_project.mp4

03:24

08.03-use_python_to_control_gpio.mp4

03:43

08.04-gpio_numbering_schemes.mp4

04:24

08.05-use_scratch_to_control_the_interaction.mp4

05:41

08.06-other_languages_used_to_control_the_gpio.mp4

04:18

09.01-raspberry_pi_cameras.mp4

05:23

09.02-raspberry_pi_sense_hat.mp4

04:05

09.03-raspberry_pi_touch_display.mp4

05:20

09.04-raspberry_pi_400_laptop.mp4

02:44

10.01-raspberry_pi_vs._raspberry_pico.mp4

03:20

10.02-set_up_the_pico.mp4

03:20

10.03-install_a_programming_language.mp4

02:42

10.04-a_small_pico_application.mp4

05:18

10.05-moving_ahead_with_the_pico.mp4

03:27

11.01-what_is_the_raspberry_pi_os_desktop.mp4

06:16

12.01-where_to_go_from_here.mp4

01:32

Ex_Files_Raspberry_Pi_EssT.zip

Description

In this introductory class to the Raspberry Pi, technologist Mark Niemann-Ross explains the vocabulary associated with this single-board computer, then shows you how to plug in peripherals and perform basic computing tasks. Mark first describes how the Raspberry Pi compares to other computers and how it can be used as a media server, musical instrument, robotics controller, and more. He covers the members of the Raspberry Pi family and how to select the one that is right for you and the accessories that you need to use it effectively. Mark walks you through connecting your Raspberry Pi to wi-fi and ethernet, as well as getting it started. After examining operating systems for Raspberry Pi, he goes into why a virtual networking computer (VNC) for Raspberry Pi can be very helpful and how you can enable and use one. Mark discusses sound on your Raspberry Pi and how to use and control the GPIO board. After going over Raspberry Pi hardware, he dives into the Raspberry Pico microcontroller, then finishes up with how to run the Raspberry Pi OS on other computers.

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I’m friends with technology. But I’m not blindly in love with it. I ask it questions. I explain it. I prioritize people over technology. Bigger, better, and faster features make shinier products, but that isn’t what people want. People don’t want widgets, they want elegance and relevance. I’m an educator, manager, evangelist, marketer, technologist, futurist, coder. I point to the future. I explain the present. I learn from the past. People speak different languages: marketing, sales, engineering, management, strategy. I’m fluent in all of those. Sometimes I’m abrupt. Sometimes I apologize. I’m passionate, but willing to believe I’m wrong. I try to inform myself. “Why” is my favorite question, followed by “When.” I write science fiction. Sometimes it’s about spaceships, sometimes it’s about products. The goal is the same; explain where we want to be, point out hazards, celebrate arrival. I’m engaging. Informed. Opinionated. Respectful. Your thoughts?

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