the infographics and also the data set should others want to use the data. If the form fails to load please use this link I was lucky enough to receive a new Raspberry Pi this week after ordering it a few months ago. I'm not one to gloat about anything but I got a few envious replies on twitter from a few people. So with a welcome break on the horizon I looked forward to getting the little devil up and running. I've read with interest, numerous articles about the Pi being the future of technology and also most notably the future of ICT / Computing teaching. Before I explore these in a little detail, I think it's useful to just document the set up of the Pi. In terms of hardware I ordered mine from http://uk.farnell.com/ A few months ago. I opted to go without the SD card so I received only the Pi itself Additional hardware required to get the little thing up and running consisted of: Before plugging everything in and powering up, I downloaded the PI OS from And then used Windows Image installer to write the OS to the Flash SD card. Not as easy as it sounds especially when in school with the inability to download or run exe files but once home everything worked finally in the end. All good to go and fired up, my 8 year old and I sat and waited for the bios screen to kick in and of