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Twitter finds addressing underage users to be complicated
I thought this article might be of interest to educators attempting to do things like hold Twitter chats with young users. Twitter, like many social media services, is not intended for users under the age of 13 and is expected to … Continue reading
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Security is making me crazy
Present sensitivity to security issues makes me crazy. I should probably use more and better passwords, but I don’t. However, I try to be careful with the passwords I use. This is why the situation I describe below has confused … Continue reading
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Chromebook tablet
I purchased an Acer Chromebook Tab 10 and have been exploring its capabilities for about a week. When I bought it, I had to go through CDW to have access, but this is changing and you should be able to … Continue reading
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iPhone magnifier
Your iphone has some useful capabilities you likely have not explored. One example is the magnifier. Magnification is an accessibility option. As the name suggests, it allows the user to take advantage of the camera to allow the phone to produce a … Continue reading
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Some data and suggestions on screen time
NPR recently published a summary of some of their investigations and reporting into the issue of young viewers and screen time. The article offers a realistic appraisal combining descriptive data, short summaries of recent research, and popular suggestions for parents.
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Ryeboard – a new online poster option
There are so many options in the online world that it is likely for a company offering a service to be able to raise prices beyond a certain point and not expect their users to go elsewhere. This may end … Continue reading
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