Study reveals over half of gamers have experienced cyberbullying
Anti-bullying charity finds 57% were victims of online bullying, with over a third having personal info posted elsewhere
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June 01, 2017
Museums Offer Fun & Fascinating Summer Camps for Kids – Sacramento Press
Get ready for some summertime fun! Instead of the traditional summer camps for kids, think about local museums and destinations that also offer unique and fun activities. From learning more about art to archery or creepy crawlers to deep space, nearly a dozen Sacramento area museums and destinations are offering special hands-on summer classes, camps …
June 01, 2017
Epic! raises $8 million to keep kids reading in a digital age
The makers of Epic!, one of many apps jockeying to become a “Netflix for books,” have raised $8 million in a round led by Reach Capital, the..
June 01, 2017
“Geek Girl Rising” author shares top picks for high-tech toys for girls
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Heather Cabot, a journalist and co-author of the new book Geek Girl Rising: Inside the Sisterhood Shaking Up Tech, appeared live on ABC News’ Good Morning America Monday to share some of the Continue Reading »
May 31, 2017
Basketball coach’s message on social media behavior: ‘Pause before you post’
During the social media presentation Scott Fitch has been asked to give nearly 500 times over the past three years, students hear terms such as digital footprint, cyberbullying and “Pause Before Yo…
May 31, 2017
Google releases America’s most misspelled words
We’ve all been there, typing away at 50 words per minute, when suddenly the English language gets the best of us resulting in a Google search for the correct spelling of a word.
May 28, 2017
Discovering technology, engineering at camp
For the past three years, CodeREV Kids, a summer camp dedicated to teaching youth about coding and other technology fields, has grown to more than 10 locations. The CodeREV Kids curriculum, developed with the help of professors at Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard, is project based so students are able to engage with the lessons and explore their own creativity, Curran said. Campers are able to take home their work via email or Google Drive to share with family and friends or continue working on projects at home. CodeREV Kids was founded by Evan Boorman, a STEM teacher with more than 14 years of experience teaching students who both excel and struggle with STEM concepts. In addition to classroom work, campers will spend some of the day outdoors participating in games designed to exercise the body and mind while building social-emotional skills. Games include reverse tag, obstacle courses, capture the flag and freeze dance. Staff and instructors are experts in the fields they are teaching and Curran said many of them lead spring break and after school classes so they are equipped to teach tech concepts to children using easily digestible but relevant curriculum.
May 28, 2017
Parenting in the ‘digital age’
PITTSBURG — Southeast High School will be hosting a free screening of a documentary which explains the impact technology has on children.The
