Get a taste of what Artificial Intelligence can do by visiting the AI Dungeon
Source: Dungeon Dungeon is an interactive fiction adventure that is created through deep learning. Each adventure is dynamically generated based on text from the internet. Because of this, there may be objectionable content in the adventures.
Micro:bit Of Things – Resources for using the Micro:bit in your classroom
The micro:bit is a superb tool for delivering the physical elements of a Computing curriculum and it is a fantastic device on which to base a wide range of STEM projects that involve electrical circuits and electronics. Source: Micro:bit of Things I don’t think the Micro:bit gets the amount of love in the United States…
Free vector illustrations from DrawKit
Source: DrawKit – Beautiful free illustrations I think I find a new free illustration site about once a month, and here’s another one. DrawKit offers a bunch of illustrations for free, just scroll to the bottom of the page. The illustrations offered by DrawKit are in .png and .svg format. PNGs are graphic images you…
Math games added to the formerly science focused Legends of Learning
Source: Math and Science Games For Teachers and Students: Don Your Cape! Via: “Legends Of Learning” Adds A Ton Of Math Games | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… Legends of Learning is a freemium site that allows you to create classrooms with students for free, but there are additional paid features. A breakdown of…
Change Case – A Google Docs Add-on to change the case of text
Source: Change Case – Google Docs add-on When I stumbled upon this add-on, I was thinking, “Doesn’t Google Docs offer a change case tool?”. Apparently, it doesn’t, but with this add-on, it can! This is great to use when you are trying to CORRECT SOMEONE WHO HAS DECIDED TO YELL THROUGHOUT YOUR DOCUMENT.
Create and share mini games on the web with Giphy Arcade
Source: GIPHY Arcade The games are pretty simplistic, and you have to watch out for inappropriate gifs, but the coding is pretty fun and easy!
Anonymized data isn’t so anonymous
A new study shows you can be easily re-identified from almost any database, even when your personal details have been stripped out. Source: You’re very easy to track down, even when your data has been anonymized – MIT Technology Review I see this in schools, where the staff will strip out any identifiable information from…