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“Want To Watch Netflix With Your Socially Distanced Friends? Here’s How.” Via Vulture
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A lot of our upcoming screenings are streaming on Netflix. This could be a really fun way to still watch them together!
“Step 1: Download Netflix Party and install it. If you don’t have Google Chrome installed, you’ll have to download that first because the extension won’t work with other browsers like Firefox or Safari.
Step 2: Open Netflix and pick out what you want to watch with your friends. (Need inspiration? Try one of the shows on our list of comfort food TV.)
Step 3: Once the TV show or movie you chose is playing, the “NP” icon on your browser will turn red. Click that icon to get things going. You can choose if everyone in the party will be able to control the video, or just you.
Step 4: Share the URL with your friends.
That’s it. Playback rates and results may vary. Go wash your hands.”
Good practices for return to school work
Stay In (from the mind do Jordan Peele)
Reward yourself with good practice !
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“One Hundred Museums Transformed Their Collections Into Free Coloring Pages”
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“These 12 Famous Museums Offer Virtual Tours You Can Take on Your Couch (Video)”
Via Travel and Leisure:
“According to Fast Company, Google Arts & Culture teamed up with over 500 museums and galleries around the world to bring anyone and everyone virtual tours and online exhibits of some of the most famous museums around the world..”
“How to make a zine from a single sheet of paper” via Austin Kleon
Maybe a cool idea for the mail project? Or something to do with your time.
Via Austin Kleon:
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“Inspired by Malaka Gharib’s zines and Warren Craghead’s drawings for his daughter’s lunches, I’ve been making these tiny little zines for my son Owen’s lunch out of a single sheet of paper. (See more of them below.)
It’s a really simple and old technique. Nothing fancy. Tons of people use it. I first learned about it years and years ago from the great book, Whatcha Mean, What’s A Zine? “
“Italians sing patriotic songs from their balconies during coronavirus lockdown” via The Guardian
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“Italians have been singing from their balconies across the country, in an effort to boost morale during its nationwide lockdown that began this week, due to Covid-19.
Videos of Italian neighbours singing together have been appearing on social media after Italy’s prime minister Giuseppe Conte announced the restrictions that shut down virtually all daily life, and leftonly grocery stores, banks, and pharmacies open.”
Article here.
College in the Time of Coronavirus 