The Sandbox Summit™ is a series of innovative conferences exploring how technology is changing the ways kids play, learn, and connect.
Sandbox Summit: The New Playing Fields Building a 21st Century Sandbox Katie Murphy Amphitheatre, NYC | September 24, 2008
The first ever Sandbox Summit ™ was held at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show. The combined conference and exhibition examined the way kids play in today's digital world and showcased the latest high-tech gadgets and media that they're using.
Sandbox Summit™ at CES 2008 A Playdate with Technology™ The International CES | Las Vegas, Nevada 2008
The first ever Sandbox Summit ™ was held at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show. The combined conference and exhibition examined the way kids play in today's digital world and showcased the latest high-tech gadgets and media that they're using.
Hailed as a "hot destination" at this year's CES, the exclusive venue for new kids' products also provided an incomparable networking arena for industry leaders, educators, toy manufacturers, policy makers and press.
Safety, Big Bucks Drive Websites for Kids
By David LaGesse, U.S. News & World Report | April 1, 2008
Whatever the motive, online sites and services aimed at tweens and younger are bouncing up faster than a 6-year-old on a sugar high.
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Thoughts on Kids and the Net: Readers Offer Thoughts on When Children Should Be Introduced to the Digital World
By Jason Fry, The Wall Street Journal |
March 31, 2008
In last week's column I explored a fatherly dilemma. At five years old, my son Joshua has fairly little exposure to computers and the digital world. Readers had plenty to say about that.
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A Father's Dilemma: When Is It Time to Introduce a Child To What the Digital Age Has in Store?
By Jason Fry, The Wall Street Journal |
March 24, 2008
Is my son's limited exposure to computers a good thing or a bad thing? That's what I can't decide.
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How Dangerous Is the Internet for Children?
By David Pogue, The New York Times |
February 28, 2008
Some fears are overplayed, others are underplayed, and above all, the Internet plays a huge part in adolescence today.
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Geek Chic: Not Just For Guys Sorry, Boys, This Is Our Domain
By Stephanie Rosenbloom, The New York Times | February 21, 2008
Research shows that the cyberpioneers of the moment are digitally effusive teenage girls.
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Taking Play Seriously
By Robin Marantz Henig, New York Times Magazine | February 17, 2008
What can science tell us about why kids run and jump?
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Claire Green and Wendy Smolen respond to the New York Times Magazine article on Play. READ MORE>
