This is a great collection of screen-free activity ideas for kids, filterable by age, time and mess. Lots of obvious stuff but some nice ideas and reminders in there. Save the kids from the attention vortex 🌀📱🌀 for as long as possible!

This interactive website exploring the way legendary hip hop producer J Dilla creates his wonky grooves is fun to play around with.

A curated selection of small, cosy, unusual music. I’ve been enjoying listening to this while practising coding 🤓

This is a cute and fun little game - it’s like Where’s Wally but with emojis 😊

I’ve not used this visual thinking tool yet but it looks really cool! You can make cards of texts and images and link them together with coloured lines to create groups and flows of thought. The design is fun too!

This is a fascinating website which displays a rapidly changing stream of YouTube videos with very little or no views, which tend to be unpolished personal videos. The result is a sense that you are peering into the lives of everyday people all over the planet - like an astronaut exploring life on earth.

I’m currently beta testing this innovative co-creation platform. It’s a fun, malleable space to converse with video streaming and visual elements you can position wherever you like - like if Zoom was a creative collage you could move around in real time!

Mmm is a super playful one page website maker with drag and drop abilities to quickly and easily make a characterful collage/comic/website. Looks fun!

A website that detects where your cursor is and choses a photo of a person pointing at it. A momentary diversion, but it’s pretty fun!

Here’s a handy resource for ethical alternatives - mostly web things at the moment, but growing!