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Frontier Developments boss David Braben believes he has the answer to “boring” ICT school lessons in the palm of his hand.
The Elite co-creator, who publishes a monthly column in Develop, told the BBC that a finger-sized $15 micro-computer could stimulate a new generation of game developers.
Known as the Raspberry Pi, Braben thinks the device can give students access to a full PC experience and, crucially, allow them to cut their teeth on creative computer programming.
A video interview follows:
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