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It always strikes me as odd, and I guess somewhat disturbing and hypocritical, when I see our morning shows spruiking the “no bullying’ message. They […]
So how soon do we need to start thinking about the online lives of our precious offspring? How do we ensure they are getting everything […]
We know that video games often get a bad wrap from media, parents and society as a whole as they lament their intrusion into a […]
New kid on the gaming block is Apex Legends. After amassing a huge following in it’s first weeks, it looks set to give the much […]
Are we worried about the time we spend online? Should we take heed of warnings by media reports and popular articles that put the sole […]
There are some pretty bad things that can happen online. There are some pretty wonderful and amazing things that can happen online too. There are […]
We’ve already covered Respect, Responsibility and Reasoning, as all necessary elements of a better online experience for all. The final “R” for Safer Internet Day […]
The 3rd “R” for Safer Internet Day 2019 is Reasoning. It can certainly be said that there’s not always a lot that is reasonable online. […]
Responsibility is the second “R” for Safer Internet Day 2019, along with Respect, Reasoning and Resilience. And in order for everyone to have a better […]
Safer Internet Day 2019 on Tuesday February 5th is a global day dedicated to providing a better internet experience for all. The theme of […]
There is certainly so much stuff out there to capture our attention and keep us scrolling, connecting, liking, commenting and sharing. Whilst I certainly hope […]
It’s not that you didn’t have to use a device to be entertained when you were young…it’s that you didn’t have to say ‘no’ to […]
