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November 17, 2024 More states are adopting laws to protect children of family vloggers These laws are not geared toward the casual parent who wants to share a picture of their child on Facebook. They’re putting guardrails in place for a form of child labor that has gone wildly unchecked. BY The Conversation Ruby Franke was once … Continue reading More states are adopting laws to protect children of family vloggers
AI diagnoses autism in young children with 98.5% accuracy Maxwell William / Last Updated: Nov 21, 2023 A groundbreaking AI system, which can diagnose autism in children between 24 and 48 months with a remarkable 98.5% accuracy rate, could revolutionize early autism detection, according to a report by New Medical. Researchers recently presented this … Continue reading AI diagnoses autism in young children with 98.5% accuracy
By Jesus Diaz April 07, 2023 When Ambessa Play’s founder Sara Berkai approached Pentagram to design a new DIY wind-up flashlight, she already had a pretty good idea of how she needed it to work. Berkai had conceived the original concept while teaching STEM workshops to displaced children in Ethiopia and Eritrea in 2019. … Continue reading This brilliant DIY flashlight gives displaced children a gleam of hope
One Third Of Young Children Have Been Harassed On YouTube, Study Says by Colin Kirkland , January 26, 2023 According to consumer privacy and security company ExpressVPN, YouTube may be one of the worst social-media platforms for child harassment. A new survey found that well over a third of children in the U.S. (43%) acknowledged … Continue reading One Third Of Young Children Have Been Harassed On YouTube, Study Says
Snap, TikTok and YouTube need to do more to protect children, lawmakers say Snap, YouTube and TikTok promised new safety features, but lawmakers weren’t impressed K. Bell @karissabe Samuel Corum via Getty Images The Senate Commerce Committee just wrapped up another three-hour hearing about social media’s effect on children and teens. But the latest … Continue reading A new California law will require social media platforms to add more ‘protections’ for children
Starting with a child and finishing with an expert, how to explain what marketing ops is and why it’s important. Darrell Alfonso on February 23, 2022 Marketing operations can be a confusing subject. You will probably get blank stares when explaining marketing operations to someone else, especially if that someone is not in marketing … Continue reading How to explain marketing operations at different levels: From children to experts
Kyle Weber — December 4, 2019 Picture yourself at work, dressed for the job you want over the job you have, opening emails with “Hi” and “Hello” instead of “Hey.” You fix your hair, strike a power pose, then march down the hall for that client meeting you’ve been prepping for all week. This presentation … Continue reading Slides Are For Children and Office Perks Are Ruining the Workplace
Ed Muzio — September 13, 2019 Follow @edmuzio — September 13, 2019 It’s happening again. Employee A is in your office asking you to force Employee B to provide some help. “I can’t succeed without this and my work is more important.” Of course, you’ve heard this before. Come to think of it, last week … Continue reading Turf Wars: Why Your Management Job Is Filled with Whiny Children
Richard HoweNovember 7, 2015 Creating a website that is geared specifically towards children brings its own challenges. Although the general ‘rules’ of design still apply, there are some fundamental differences and considerations that you will need to take into account. Bright color palettes The first thing that you will notice when visiting most children’s websites … Continue reading Designing Websites for Children
By Kathy Sweedler/University of Illinois Extension Summertime! It’s a wonderful time of year to slow down and relax after a busy school year of homework, events and bustling to be on time. Summer also is a chance for children to practice life skills, including money management. Of course, the lessons need to be both age-appropriate … Continue reading Family checkbook: Introduce children to money-related apps
