Tech
This is the first of a series of post on productivity and organizational tools that I’m finding useful in my library work. I’ve been using Trello off and on, for professional and personal projects, since 2014. It’s visually appealing, simple to use, and dovetails nicely with Google apps.
Bowling, Skee-Ball, ramp parks, and more, Alisha Wilson, SLJ's 2017 Maker Hero, provides activity suggestions for Sphero and Ollie in the library.
Gaming apps reign this year—incorporating logic, spatial awareness, and strategy skills into the mix.
Four tech experts recommend a selection of websites and applications.
SLJ reviews the micro:bit, a codable computer you can put in your pocket.
A new app from Touch Press puts students inside a cell on a mission.
"Constructing a Piper Computer Kit is a memorable STEM learning experience that builds in problem-solving and technical skills," writes Addie Matteson in SLJ's review.
Delightful animations and lively music will make this holiday and concept app a favorite all year round.
The playful, skill-building "Fiete" apps from Ahoiii Entertainment are ever popular with children. The latest just picked up an award at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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