by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
The gaming world is a juggernaut and a massive way that children and teens spend their time. It is almost impossible to predict what the newest game/app/craze will be that takes the world by storm. Candy Crush, Angry Birds, Words with Friends! Who knows? All of these...
by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
In the classroom, a key teaching strategy that teachers use when developing a new skill is to model a skill and then that build up a students capacity in that area. For digital use in the home, parents have the perfect opportunity to consistently model responsible and...
by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
The craze that is Fortnite: Battle Royale has hit an all-time high during recent months. Released in September 2017, its frenzy and popularity has many parents asking plenty of questions. With school holidays being upon us, it was the perfect fortnight to immerse...
by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
The new iOS 12 software update on Apple devices includes some easy to uses features that are already being praised by parents and families who use iOS devices. Each of the new additions to this update including Screen Time, Downtime and App Limit provide users with...
by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
We now live in an instant access society where streaming services such as Netflix are making the consumption of popular TV shows, series, movies and documentaries easier and faster than ever before. For parents, managing screen time, binge watching and filtering age...
by dan@danthecloudman.com | Oct 7, 2020 | Other
“There’s nothin’ on telly!” Remember that time? Kids… you won’t! But back in the good ol’ days your parents had to find something else to do, like ride their bike, read a book or play with their siblings, whilst they waited...
