Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Anne Frank’s diary is undoubtedly a great read and an excellent topic for students, as she shone a light onto the suffering during World War 2.
Anne Frank’s diary is undoubtedly a great read and an excellent topic for students, as she shone a light onto the suffering during World War 2.
One of the reasons tablet stands are so popular is that they free up your hands without having to hold it.
The British Monarchy is a reference app that tells you everything you need to know about the history of the kings and queens of Great Britain, from around 800AD to present day.
Kids use computers everyday but how many would know how to build one? The Kano kit is a DIY computer that consists of a Raspberry Pi, speaker, and keyboard, that you assemble together and connect to a television or monitor.
It’s becoming clear that virtual reality is the next big thing in technology. It offers an immersive experience unlike anything else, and provides access to places that were previously just a dream.
GeoKids is a bright and colourful app that tests your knowledge on world geography.
Pottery HD is a clay-sculpting app that takes you as close as possible to pottery making, without actually touching a pottery wheel.
In Mystery Word Town, the Huevos Rancheros Gang have stolen gold and are hiding out in various locations across the town.
Whink aims to be a an all-in-one note-taking app that’ll record every kind of note you can think of.
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.
One of the main benefits of Apple products is that they work exceptionally well together.
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.
