Our collection of wonderful internet discoveries.

The website Grammarly is an online grammar checker that claims to be the most accurate in the world.

The main focus in SimplePhysics is building. You create structures that are capable of withstanding a particular force.

Voicethread is an app for creating presentations but with the added benefit of discussion. Usually a presentation is consumed and there are no easy ways for the viewer to add their own voice.

The Raspberry Pi is an affordable, little computer that is taking the world by storm. It strips back computers to their roots and is a great educational tool for learning how software is developed (and creating your own).

In Move the Turtle, players learn programming basics by controlling a rather cute, little turtle. By putting themselves in the turtles shoes (if they fit), they can decide what direction to move in and for how many steps to travel.

Think of Marvel Unlimited as the Netflix of comics. It lets readers access thousands of great Marvel comics from The Avengers to X-Men, all through a handy monthly ($9.99) or yearly ($69) subscription.

Endless Alphabet helps children learn letters and words in a colourful, interactive environment.

Calligraphr is a relatively easy way of turning your handwriting into a font so you can use it to create any digital document, such as posters, newsletters or worksheets.

Noteshelf is the biggest advertisement for going paperless that we’ve seen yet.

Osmo is a new accessory for iPad that does some remarkable things. It uses a specially designed mirror (hidden in the red component) that reflects real-world actions onto the iPad screen.