In issue 12 of Hello World, we bring you resources and in-depth discussions about how to teach machine learning from preschool (yes, really!) through to university. From neural networks and natural language processing, to ethical dilemmas and widening participation, we’ll show you how and why to introduce this technology to your learners now.

Also in this issue:

• Learning graphs: tools to map learners’ progression
• The case for using pseudocode in the classroom
• How picture books can be used to introduce programming concepts
• Electronics activities from university outreach

And much more...

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In issue 11 of Hello World, we take an in-depth look at inclusion and diversity in computer science, with stories from educators who have created inclusive environments for their learners. We also have lesson plans and activities that you can try with your students today.

• 5 takeaways from Scratch Conference Europe
• Techniques for running CS professional development workshops
• An accessibility guide designed to help make CoderDojo clubs an inclusive environment for all
• Astro Pi Mission Zero in action....

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In Issue 9 of Hello World, we take an in-depth look at computing and the arts, with stories from educators who have created wonderful cross-curricular projects, as well as activities you can try with your students today. 

• Primary code clubs: educators share how they've made them work
• Is computing in English schools really "in steep decline"?
• The little book of algorithms: an introduction to a fantastic new resource
• How to incorporate video games into your teaching...

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In Hello World 8 we take an in-depth look at what the National Centre for Computing Education means for the future of teaching computing. We also have lesson plans and features written by educators from around the world.

• A day in the life of a primary school computing teacher
• What all teachers can learn from specialist provision
• Artefacts to inspire: an inspiring digital making hack day at museums and libraries
• How to use a Crumble to get started with physical computing...

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With Scratch 3 out now, Hello World issue 7 has been investigating what’s new, and what you can do with it. As always, our collection of experts have ideas, opinions and tips to help you bring Scratch to your students.

• Scratch 3: ideas, implementation, questions, and hands on
• Get students making their own short animated film
• All about the new National Centre For Computing Education
• Teaching programming: a starter guide

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