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It features built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, making it just the thing for DIY IoT

I've always been inspired by the underlying messages of Dr. Seuss's books. I love that they encourage coloring outside of the lines, trying new things, and exploring creativity in unconventional ways. As a treat for our kid testers, we pulled together this quick game challenging them to explore creativity and get a little goofy! We loved seeing the creatures they dreamed up which were all a little wild and very silly.

Click here to download our printable game board to start playing!

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It’s been an exciting year, filled with innovation. We’re so proud and thankful to have you on our team – we don’t know what we’d do without you. Ou

As Nintendo’s year-long celebration of The Legend of Zelda’s 30th anniversary comes to a close, the Japanese entertainment company’s UK division has shared perhaps the final bit of memorabilia before we roll the calendar to 2017.
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In both price and performance, Sony's VR system splits the difference between high-end, PC-driven headsets and lightweight mobile solutions.

Welcome to LEGO Ideas. Discover proposals for new LEGO sets created by fans just like you! Support your favorites, give feedback, and share ideas with your friends so they get noticed.

We're partnering with the American Library Association on Libraries Ready to Code, a new project to help librarians across the U.S. inspire youth to explore computer science.

“Wow!” Eyes wide. A protracted silence. An appreciative smile. These are the reactions when someone sees a pen draw a solid line in the air for the first time–something that defies what is known and understood.

On their own, a 3D printing pen and colored plastic strands are just products. In the hands of people, they

Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Africa's first Google Code-in winner has left his hometown, because Cameroon has cut the internet there.

The new version of my paper airplane folding machine PFM A5 v2.0 in action. Big thanks to all supporters of my little machine https://youtu.be/J7K91g8yG_w

If you've ever wanted to know how the animators at Pixar do it, then you need to check out the Pixar in a Box classes from Khan Academy.

Launch your creativity!

1. Make a wearable badge By combining the Raspberry Pi Zero with an add-on board, you can create a wearable badge. Take the Zero, add a Unicorn pHAT, Scroll pHA