Parent & Family Tech
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Dealing with Devices: The Parent-Teen Paradox
“Do as I say, not as I do” seems like a poor way to parent in today’s technology pervasive world. Parents and children are ... -
Engaging Families as Learning Partners Using Digital Tools
It takes a village to raise a child. When it comes to education, it is proven that the students who find the most school ... -
Are You a Poor Parent If You Rely on Parenting Tech?
It’s hard not to use technology when that technology exists. So, many parents fall into the habit of monitoring every aspect of their child’s ... -
Can There Be Too Much Connectivity Between Parents and Children?
If you’ve seen the headlines about the recent trend of parents attending their children’s job interviews, you have probably wondered if our culture of ... -
How to Talk to Parents About Safety on School-Provided Technology
With the advent of digital learning, learners have been exposed to several technologies and devices such as Chromebooks, tablets, and laptops at school and ... -
How Parents Can Raise Their Digital IQ
Children are growing up with a greater dependency on technology than ever before. One study even shows that one in three children know how ... -
Helping Your Child Manage Digital Distractions at Home
It should come as no surprise to teachers or parents that the same digital devices that help students to complete schoolwork also serve as ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Parent-Teacher/School Communication
Communication between parents and teachers is essential to help students succeed in the classroom. It can help foster a sense of awareness about classroom ... -
5 Common Questions People Have About Learning Apps
Learning apps have been steadily rising in popularity and availability. Many parents are excited at the prospect of taking a more active role in ... -
How to Leverage Technology to Engage Parents at Scale
Parent engagement is a goal for most educational communities. But at the same time, it often seems like it gets more lip service than ...
