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Unsplash: A directory of free, high-resolution photographs

Every 10 days a new set of 10 photos are added to Unsplash. These aren’t just any old photos — they’re carefully selected in order to keep the quality of the content as high as possible.

19th Aug 2018
Hemingway app recommends edits to improve your writing

Hemingway is a web and desktop application that aims to tidy up your writing and make it easier for readers to understand.

18th Aug 2018
Plickers: An innovative way of conducting polls and quizzes in your classroom

Plickers is an interactive poll system that provides teachers with a unique way of gathering answers or opinions from students.

16th Aug 2018
Technobabble Game Maker lets kids make games without using code

With so much focus nowadays on coding, it’s refreshing to see a website that focuses on the creative side of things.

13th Aug 2018
Build an SLR camera from scratch with Lomography’s Konstruktor kit

In today’s world, digital photography is everywhere with more and more people taking photographs.

11th Aug 2018
Lavolta adjustable floor stand raises tablet to a standing height

One of the reasons tablet stands are so popular is that they free up your hands without having to hold it.

9th Aug 2018
Use your smartphone or tablet to explore a 360º aquarium on YouTube

Last year, YouTube updated their website to include 360º video playback. This was generally received with little fanfare as there just wasn’t much 360º content out there.

1st Aug 2018
Learn how Pixar creates animated movies in their free online course

Disney Pixar and Khan Academy have teamed up to create a free online course, called Pixar in a Box, that teaches students how their movies are made, from the initial art to the final renderings.

30th Jul 2018
SanDisk iXpand is a small flash drive that expands the storage of your iPad

The SanDisk iXpand flash drive works like a conventional USB flash drive but with added compatibility for Apple’s lightning connected devices.

29th Jul 2018
mBot combines robotics with drag and drop programming

As if building a robot wasn’t fun enough, the new mBot takes it to the next level, allowing students to program the robot once it’s built.

26th Jul 2018