Totally agree, this is great stuff. Every school could have a "music programming lab" with inexpensive Sonic Pi workstations. They are easy to mass produce. I h

Totally agree, this is great stuff. Every school could have a "music programming lab" with inexpensive Sonic Pi workstations. They are easy to mass produce. I hope teams of parents get together and fund these for their local schools. I put together my own from a Pi 2 and mostly spare parts. Pi 2, case, power supply (Adafruit $65 shipped) 8g Micro SD w/ Raspian Linux (spare parts) Keyboard, Mouse (spare parts) Speakers or headphones (spare parts) HDMI, Ethernet cables (spare parts) Monitor (just used my TV) You can also run Sonic-Pi on a PC/Mac, which would let some kids continue their explorations outside of the lab.