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1. From a phone booth made for testing to a coding boot camp, TechCrunch has compiled a brief roundup of tech for good during the time of COVID-19.

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2. With Italy on lockdown, this pair found a way to play tennis by volleying back and forth between their respective rooftop terraces.

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3. These days, many are trying their hand at baking for the first time. Thrillist has a thread of some of the worst baking blunders, prompted by one baker's brutally honest banana bread confession.

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4. Folks are transforming Little Free Libraries into “sharing boxes” filled with toilet paper, food and other essentials in their neighborhoods.

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5. In addition to offering stylish, easy-to-install furniture, IKEA is famous for their tasty Swedish meatballs. And, lucky for us, they've created an easy-to-follow recipe for making them at home.

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6. Starting next week, former First Lady Michelle Obama will be hosting virtual read-alongs live every Monday at noon ET on PBS.

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7. Earth Day Live, a three-day live stream, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the holiday through messages of hope, optimism and action.

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8. In honor of #EarthDay, NatGeo@home is hosting “neighborhood safaris” where kids and families across the globe can share their safari art using the hashtag #NatGeoEarthDayAtHome.

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9. Under quarantine, finding the right conversation starter for your Zoom happy hour or conference call can be tricky. Luckily, the New Yorker has compiled a handy cheat sheet.

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10. With the Kentucky Derby postponed until September, the legendary horse race has recently announced a #KyDerbyAtHome party on May 2nd to help folks celebrate in quarantine and raise money for those affected by COVID-19.

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11. Check out these tips and tricks for hosting a successful Zoom happy hour courtesy of Digital Trends.

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12. One good outcome of quarantine? These baby leatherback sea turtles are thriving across the globe following orders for people to refrain from beachgoing.

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13. This inspirational video from Ireland emphasizes the importance of staying home and brighter days ahead.

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14. We didn’t have time to visit the “Degas at the Opera” exhibit at the National Gallery of Art before the shutdown, but the museum just opened a 360-degree virtual tour of the paintings for those who’d like to leave reality behind for a bit.

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15. It’s been 220 years since the Library of Congress was established, and to celebrate its birthday, the LOC released a new mobile app featuring its digital collections.

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