Making sure children have safe access to technology requires the participation of hardware vendors, app developers, service providers, educators, industry leaders, and the media.

Technology can be a great tool for learning, creativity, and communication, but it is important to use it in moderation and to teach kids how to use it responsibly. TheHealthSite.com ...

Parkway Schools Innovation Coordinator Bill Bass said with Missouri's new cell phone bans, students learning how to break away from technology is crucial.

Artificial Intelligence has begun to take over the world of technology. AI generates numerous social media posts ...

Part of that can just be about teaching caregivers how to use technology with their kids. For instance, some of Citizen’s youngest students play an online game, Roblox, which has a chat feature.

If you’re looking for more advice on how to teach your children to use technology in a healthy way, The New York Times has a detailed guide for families with children of all ages.

The recent case in Fairfield, in which a 15-year-old girl was lured away by an adult she met through messaging apps, is a sobering reminder of the dangers children face online. While she was found ...

Schools have to do more than just teach kids to use technology. They have to make sure parents understand what's going on in their students digital lives, too.

Children who grew up in a time of rapid innovation may be better equipped to learn how to use new devices later in life—or they might be as resistant to new tech as many seniors are today.