This document discusses digital kits for differentiating instruction and engaging students. It defines a digital kit as a collection of digital materials like photos, videos, sounds and music based on a unit of instruction. The objectives are to learn how to collect these materials from sites online and how kits can be used by teachers and students. Examples of student projects using kits include slideshows, comics, movies and more. Tips are provided for successful projects, like scaffolding complexity and teaching technology skills. Reasons to use kits include differentiating instruction, focusing on standards and objectives, maximizing technology use, and engaging critical thinking. Sites to find media for kits are also listed.