KSL Feature by Award Winning Journalist

March 17, 2017

KSL Feature by Award Winning Journalist

KSL FEATURE BY AWARD WINNING JOURNALIST

SALT LAKE CITY — About a year ago, Kristy Sevy’s now 9-year-old daughter Kenzie became a little more tech-minded.

Sevy looked for educational toys which would help satisfy her daughter’s curiosity. She found a Raspberry Pi — not something her grandmother baked — but rather a small computer her daughter could code with.

“We were able to code and figure it out together, and it was fun. It was something we did together,” she said. “I think it built my confidence.”

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