======KANO======
{{:digital_literacy:technology_resources:kano:kano.jpg?nolink |}}Kano is a computer anyone can make. Kano's mission is to give young people – and the young at heart – a simple, fun way to make and play with technology, and take control of the world around them.

When you build your own Kano computer, you get a real computer, powered by Raspberry Pi 3 and Kano OS. You get all the apps and programs you need. You get a powerful learn-to-code tool, designed to unlock potential, and unleash creativity.

| **Recommended Ages** | Year 3 to 6 (ages 9 to 12) |
| **Product Cost** | KANO Basic Set $340-$370\\ KANO Complete Set $480-$530\\ Additional Coding Kits $150-$200 |
| **Where to Purchase** | The KANO can be purchased from electronic stores such as [[https://core-electronics.com.au/|Core Electronics]] |

====Product Requirements====
  * The Basic set requires a HDMI capable display

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===Kit Contents===
  * 4 x KANO Complete set

=====Tips=====
===Resetting Kano OS to Factory Settings===
If you want to pass on the fun and give your Computer Kit to someone else, it's easy to remove your data and restore it to factory settings.
  * Find the Terminal app on your Kano dashboard.
  * From the command line, type sudo kano-init reset and press enter.
  * If it asks for a password, type kano and press enter.
That's it! Your Computer kit will be reset to factory settings the next time you start up the computer!

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