Digital Bytes - 6th March, 2017

	Google Keep in Google Docs Google Keep is a great note taking app that you have as part of your Google account. Now you can access those notes in Google Docs and even drag them into your document.
	10 Meditation Apps for the Classroom There are many benefits of using meditation and mindfulness in our lives. Here you can find 10 Meditation Apps for the Classroom to explore with your students. Don’t forget there are also meditation videos in the Calming section of Go Noodle.
	Getting Creative with Video in the Classroom When was the last time you let your creativity loose? Walmart challenged several well-known movie directors to create a short film where items on a Walmart receipt was the central feature. Jonathan Wylie takes this idea and suggests it as a tool for making creative videos in the classroom. Check it out!

Digital Bytes 23 May

	Google Cultural Institute Some of you may be familiar with the Google Art project which gives everyone access to the details of amazing pieces of art. It is part of a larger project called the Google Cultural Institute which includes Historic Moments and World Wonders.
	Tech Tools to Help you Relax Report writing, exhibition and end of year farewells - perhaps it’s time for some tech tools to help you relax! This round up of suggestions might give you just the calm you need to weather the end-of-school-year storm.
	Great Apps to connect to Google Drive Videonotes is a fantastic app that allows students to write timestamped notes on videos that are online. It is just one app that connects easily to your Google Drive. Here are seven other apps that you can connect to your Drive including two apps, Pixlr Express and Pixlr Editor that can help you edit photos.

Digital Bytes 22 February

	Go Noodle GoNoodle is a fun way to get kids moving. From Zumba to Stretching and Mindfulness, GoNoodle will invigorate your Morning Meetings. After an initial sign up, explore the categories and find some places to start. Talk to Keri-Lee if you want some suggestions of great activities (e.g. check out Maximo’s Surfer Dude for a good giggle).
	15 Great Apps to Play With Your Kids Common Sense Media has made of list of great apps to play with your tween or teen. However, lots of these are great for younger kids too! It is great to see that a number of our favourite apps that we have on our devices are on here like Heads Up, The Room, and Minecraft. Can’t wait to explore some new ones like Photo Hunt and Lifeline.
	Singapore International Students Film Festival. Great movies aren’t made in a day. Share this link to the Singapore International Student Film Festival so your students can start thinking about what sort of film they can create and enter.