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 Hi.
 My name is Pablo and I teach Computer Science and Robotics. I love learning and teaching technology topics. I've been teaching in some public and private schools in Maldonado, Uruguay.
 I was born in Sarandí Grande (Florida, Uruguay) but I lived in Paso de los Toros for some years and even more in Piriápolis. Some time ago I moved with my family to Pan de Azúcar, a place that keeps me close to the places I admired since I was a child: the mix of hills, the sea and some wonders of the coast of Uruguay.

 In addition to my interest in technology, I love reading. Some of my favourites authors are Isaac Asimov, Arthur Clark, Orson Scott Card and Ray Bradbury. I don't want to forget Edgar A. Poe on my list. But reading the first authors you may see there's a lot to link with technology; Yes, I love Science Fiction.

 I love photography, but I'm not professional. I don't even have a professional camera (maybe one day...), but with mobile devices we can find incredible advances. So I can practice that style of art and work in edition too. I don't know what I prefer the most.

 Through this site, I would like to invite you to discover some of my works, to know about the things I do and if it's possible, to share ideas about the topics you can find in this new website.

 I hope you enjoy it. And don't hesitate to get in touch if you want to ask or share something. Truly, I love to know about my readers.

 Espero que la disfruten. Y no duden ponerse en contacto si tienen alguna inquietud. De verdad, me encanta conocer a mi público.

 *My work
 En estos últimos meses he estado trabajando

 *Links

 My blog
 Projects blog
 Youtube Channel
Learning code (Aprendiendo codigo) (Instagram)


 *Contact
 Contact me via Telegram t.me/pbuydid


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 I recently started an Instagram account: Learn to code. It is designed for children and young people to venture into learning programming


 There are skills that I am interested in developing or enhancing in my students. I try to give them  a general overview of the possibilities that each field of study can provide, and then go deeper into some of the topics. This can help them to develop more precise skills in the future.