Using picture story books to teach cyber safety has been made easy thanks to the Tweeting Galah and Surfing Penguin by Kim Maslin.

A quick guide to 5 of the most useful Chrome extensions for students (& teachers).

As we immerse our students in the riches of digital learning, it is imperative that we keep cyber safety/digital citizenship at the...

Sphero's Specdrums bridge the gap between coding and music.

In Issue #7 we shared a student digital habits survey. With nearly 400 responses, check out some of the insights into what our students...

Google Classroom has the potential to authentically enhance learning and teaching. Here's how!

Cyber safety posters to download and display in your classroom.

Using Google MyMaps to bring Geography and mapping into the classroom.

Parent cyber safety tips

Insert Learning is an online tool that can refocus your students on the intended outcomes and differentiate the learning.

Free cyber safety classroom posters

Collaboration, peer to peer feedback, community and sharing student work beyond classrooms is nothing new; but FLIPGRID gives us the power t

Guest Writer - Carley McGauran This issue your ready-to-go newsletter piece has been written by an experienced psychologist and mum, Carley

Upper primary cyber citizenship resources were in need of a fresh look and that’s exactly what the Office of the eSafety Commissioner releas

Grab a cuppa, get techie and learning something new. This issue the Techie Brekkie features 2 tools you can introduce to your classroom to

Question: What do Google Docs, Slides, Classroom, Flipgrid, Padlet and blogging all have in common? Answer: They allow for collaboration

Written by inspiring Finnish programmer Linda Liukas, the reader spends a day exploring and discovering with Ruby (a young girl).