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.
The SanDisk iXpand flash drive works like a conventional USB flash drive but with added compatibility for Apple’s lightning connected devices.
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.
Presentations are a great teaching tool and you may be surprised just how exciting they can be.
In this wonderful educational video, Sam Hume from BBC Earth Unplugged, shares some tips and tricks on how your smartphone can be used to capture natural-history style footage.
A project on Makezine.com has a great tutorial on how to create a microscope using the lens from a cheap laser pointer and a few other materials from your local hardware store.
The website Grammarly is an online grammar checker that claims to be the most accurate in the world.
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).
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.
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.
LittleBits are a company that develops simple electrical components that snap together using magnets.
Over on the Nickelodeon website, there’s a new way to learn about coding.
If your school is struggling to keep on top of device charging, then look no further than the very reasonably priced Anker PowerPort.
