Easy as Pi - Easy Raspberry Pi lessons - Plug and Play
A project in Whittier, NC by Dan Alich000days
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Want to learn how to actually use a Raspberry Pi? Now you can learn what the GPIO pins are used for, then make your awesome projects.
Backers: 121
Average Pledge Per Backer: $289
Funded: $35,015 of $32,000
Dates: May 1st -> Jun 16th (46 days)
Project By: Dan Alich
Backers: 121
Average Pledge Per Backer: $289
Funded: $35,015 of $32,000
Dates: May 1st -> Jun 16th (46 days)
Project By: Dan Alich
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Last Updated: June 16 @ 20:30 -0400 GMT
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Latest News
Thank you! 
June 16th - via: kickstarter.com
I was getting a little worried about reaching our funding goal. Thank you, RPiKits will be available soon due to your support. I could not have done this initial production run without your help. We are currently working on minor revisions, and... (Read More)
So close...... Jusy 4 days left.
June 12th - via: kickstarter.com
Thank you for supporting the Raspberry Pi learning kit on KickStarter. Although the project is not fully funded just yet, I am hopeful that will change in the final few days. If you have any thoughts on a quick posting or how to share this project,... (Read More)
At Denver Co Specialty Toy show this week.
June 5th - via: kickstarter.com
We will be exhibiting the DuinoKits and the Raspberry Pi learning kits at the ASTRA Specialty Toy show this week in Denver Colorado. Please stop by and visit if you are in the area. Please share this KickStarter project. We have 11 days left and... (Read More)
So, how is the Raspberry Pi learning kit going?
May 30th - via: kickstarter.com
There is about 2 weeks left for the RPiKit to be funded on KickStarter. We REALLY need your help. If you like and understand this project, PLEASE share with your network of friends. Maybe I underestimated the desire from discussions with... (Read More)
CA Maker Faire.
May 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
It was Awesome seeing everyone at the CA Maker Faire the past few days. Thank you for checking out the RPiKit prototype and sharing your thoughts. We will be finalizing the design and the lessons for our August shipping schedule. We also listed... (Read More)
Heading to Bay Area (CA) Maker Faire this weekend!
May 18th - via: kickstarter.com
DuinoKit will be exhibiting at the Bay Area Maker Faire this weekend (assuming I can get kits through airport security). Stop by and see the Raspberry Pi Kit (prototype) first hand. Only 70% funded thus far and I'm getting a little worried.... (Read More)
Getting worried.... Need help sharing project! - I'll pay YOU for marketing!
May 16th - via: kickstarter.com
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Possible upgrade option?
May 5th - via: kickstarter.com
Would you be interested in a possible upgrade option to have a larger touch screen? I'm looking at some possible 10" tablets. I intend to have a "universal" mount for adding in your own tablet or HDMI screen, just looking at different possible... (Read More)
Awesome...! 35% funded in 24 hours!
May 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
Thank you all so much for your support. I knew this would be a fun project and my many conversations with colleagues and friends helped to create this Raspberry Pi Kit. Please continue to help this project.... 1) share the link with your friends... (Read More)
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