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Chapter 1：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (1): Preparing Electronic Components
Chapter 2：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (2): Experimenting with Buttons as Input Sources
Chapter 3：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (3): How to Control the Motor
Chapter 4：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (4): Using the GPIO Port (Part 1)
Chapter 5：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (5): Using the GPIO Port (Part 2)
Chapter 6：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (6): Interaction between Raspberry Pi and Nintendo Wiimote
Chapter 7：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (7): Python Basics (Part 1)
Chapter 8：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (8): Python Basics (Part 2)
Chapter 9：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (9): Linux Basics and Software Installation
Chapter 10：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (10): Preparing SD for Raspberry Pi
Chapter 11：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (11): Setting up the Raspberry Pi
Chapter 12：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (12): How to use Wi-Fi to connect the Raspberry Pi to the Internet
Chapter 13：British Raspberry Pi Getting Started Tutorial (13): Use Raspberry Pi as a classic game console

Duration：10 minutes and 47 seconds
Date：2015/08/07

Uploader：chenyy

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British Raspberry Pi getting started tutorial, from easy to difficult, based on hands-on practice, teaches you how to play with Raspberry Pi.

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