We have 65 different magazines in the library , because these are a really important way to support students’ learning and other interests.  Here are some of the highlights from the magazines in January 2014.

Robotics NAO!

Etone College students engage with the innovative ‘NAO’ humanoid robot developed by Aldebaran Robotics.

D&T practice. Issue1/2014 p.11

What wearable tech is right for me?

Google glass was just the beginning. A new generation of wearable tech is coming and it will transform the way you experience the world.

WIRED. January 2014 p.90

Shakespeare week

New initiatives and activities to connect your students with Shakespeare.

Teaching drama. Spring 2013/2014 p.17

Theories of learning

John Ireland explains how skills in sport are learned and controlled and shows you how to evaluate theories of learning to get top exam grades.

PE review. January 2014 p.8

Learning guitar with a GarageBand tutor

Make full use of GarageBand’s free tutorials and take the first steps to learning to strum.

iCreate. Issue 129 p.32

We have 65 different magazines in the library , because these are a really important way to support students’ learning and other interests.  Here are some of the highlights from the magazines in November 2013.

The power of NO!

How setting limits sets you free.

Psychology today. December 2013 p.53

An imaginative performance

Are musicians at their most creative without instruments?

BBC Music. December 2013 p.22

Using statistics and graphs

Statistics and graphs are not just for mathematicians. Geographers use data a lot, so expect questions based on data to appear in examinations.

WIDEWORLD. November 2013 p.1

There’s no business like…

While the life of an actor may involve some use of make believe. When it comes to building a stable career, actors need to have a strong sense of reality. Letty Barber reveals the ins and outs of day-to-day life in the performance industry.

Teaching Drama. Issue 50 p.17

How do microphones work?

How do microphones differ? How do they pick up sound from difference dirictions? Jez Wells provides a physicist’s guide to microphones technologies and techniques.

Physics review. November 2013 p.12