A recent study by the University of Texas in Dallas found that 72 out of 100 mobile apps for kids unlawfully retrieved sensitive information

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August finds us using Zoom to give virtual presentations to schools and community groups around the US!

President Donald Trump just announced he was considering banning the popular social media app, TikTok, used by 69% of US kids.

If you don't already subscribe to Dr. Michele Borba's YouTube Channel, drop everything and do it now.

Parental controls can be set up at various levels—control settings are often built into the device itself, the operating system, browser, se

HarperCollins Mexico has published "Raising Humans in a Digital World" (or "Criar Humanos en Un Entorno Digital") in Spanish.

Listen is to this conversation about kids and cyberbullying during COVID, with Cyberwise's Diana Graber and STOMPOut Bullying's Ross Ellis.

A selection of children’s books provide a fun way to teach children how to think critically and become informed consumers of online media.

Sometimes when things get tough, the tough... well, they make podcasts. We were thrilled to be his first guest!

Parenting is never easy, but parenting during a pandemic offers unique challenges. If you've got teens at home, check this out!

There has never been a more important time to teach children how and why to be good citizens. Here are free resources to do this.

Over a quarter of teen who'd been in a romantic relationship in the last month say they'd be a victim of digital dating abuse.

Parents can never have too many tools at their disposal to stay on top of their digital parenting game. Put Parentology in your arsenal.

There's a growing and alarming identity threat. Cybercriminals are setting their sights on children and their precious "blank state" data.

Social media apps and platforms come and go, so there's only one surefire way to prepare children for an uncertain digital future.

Looking for just the right gift for a parent who's got digital kids? We can help!

Fred Rogers wasn’t impressed with television, but he saw the potential to use the medium for good.

If there’s one thing parents have learned, it’s to never underestimate a child’s capabilities in the face of tech restrictions.

In today's world, online transactions are becoming the norm, rather than the exception. Between social media platforms and online...