Competitive gaming, or esports, is considered by many to be the next big thing. With a global viewership of 292 million people in 2016 and
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William Shakespeare famously quipped “all the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” His enduring words continue to ring true, but
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Product: Hopscotch is a free iOS app that allows kids to create and share their own games using a block-based drag-and-drop platform similar to Scratch.
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Can Minecraft Help Raise A Generation of Good Gamers?
My kids are only toddlers but I recognize how critical it will be for me to teach them how to handle conflict more effectively. According
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The Netflix for Books? – A Review of Epic!
Product: Epic! is a subscription-based ebook service for kids under 12. Your child can read ebooks on virtually any device, including iOS or Android mobile devices,
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All the Magic of Summer Camps, Online – Announcing Our 2018 Summer Camps in Minecraft
We’re happy to announce our slate of 2018 online summer camps in Minecraft. Choose from week-long Survival, Adventure, or Creative Camps. We offer co-ed or
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Parenting in the Digital Age: A Review of The Art of Screen Time
Like many parents, I struggle to strike a screen life balance. For better or worse, the portability of our digital life has disintegrated many of
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Make Games & Apps with Ready Maker
Product: Even if your kids don’t have coding experience, they can use the Ready Maker application to make games and publish them to the iTunes, Google,
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Connected Camps in 2018
2018 promises to be a big year for Connected Camps, and I am writing to share recent and anticipated changes. First, a Look Back Connected
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Can Online Communities Improve Social Skills and Grow Confidence for Kids with Autism?
While some parents worry that their kids’ online life is a poor substitute for real world interactions, the reverse may be true for some children
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