So, you've got a laptop...now what? In this unit we will look at how you can use technology to become a faster, better, smarter learner. This is what I call being a Tech Ninja.

• Let's now look at 4 tools you can use to get more organised.
• You can drag and drop the images below into Bing using the Image Search option, or use other search methods, to identify and learn more about each one:

• Some might be installed on your computer, others are on the web. Some are both!
Try to locate and use each of these programmes, and consider how you might use them to support your learning.

• If you need to set up an account for any of these four apps, please do so with your @ichk.edu.hk account.
• For other units, and generally at school, before setting up a new account on a new service in school, check with your teacher to see if it is OK, and always use your @ichk.edu.hk email address.

• Searching the web seems easy to start with, but it is sometimes hard to find the things you want.
• Let's use these videos to help us start thinking about search:

• Once you feel you are more comfortable searching, challenge yourself with A Google A Day.
• If you really like A Google A Day, try a bunch of similar challenges in one go.
• If you think you might be a real web search nerd, the following video goes into some detail about how Google works. Watch it if you like!

• Look back through the things you have learned in this unit. What kind of evidence can you give to show where you have been and what you have done?
• Produce something like one of the ideas listed below, or something of your own choosing, to showcase your learning:
• A short article giving your thoughts on the 4 tools you tried, including:
• Title
• Your name as author
• An introduction outlining what this article is about.
• A section on each app, including a screenshot and maybe a link to the app's website
• A conclusion on which app is your favourite.
• A 2-minute monologue video where you record yourself talking about what you have learned.
• A short video clip of you teaching one of your parents what you have learned.