Get Real Again is a movement to create awareness about the negative impact of internet or the virtual world on the kids. Our kids today have become more interested in the virtual world and online games then on the real world. They don't play real sports and always are interested in online games. Real sports and learnings on the field are more important for a child's development then the online games. Online games make our kids, obese,slow, irresponsible etc. This is an attempt to educate parents of the technology gap between them and their kids and also to encourage kids to come out and play REAL Games.
There are scholarships for good studies and good sports but there are no scholarships for high score on subway surfers.
www.getrealagain.org
www.obzer.com
www.gaamesunlimited
21. Internet Addiction Disorder Research Center
• Counseling and awareness sessions
• Digital Detoxification Program
• Meditation and Yoga
• Research and treatment using alternative
medication.
22. Internet Addiction Disorder Research Center
• Counseling and awareness sessions
• Digital Detoxification Program
• Meditation and Yoga
• Research and treatment using alternative
medication.
23. Hyper Sensitive Relationship Counseling:
1. More and more relations are now incubating virtually.
2. Online Relations have a different dynamics than real life.
3. Long-term online relationship transit to real world is problematic.
4. Relationships developed on virtual mediums are hyper sensitive.
5. Proper relationship counseling to effectively transit to the real world is required.
Internet Addiction Disorder Research Center
26. ObzerAware:
Program on awareness on Internet risks and
threats.
Thorough seminars and workshops for parents,
teachers and children, we highlight the situation
and promote children to pickup real activities,
hobbies and sports.
46. Sponsors for ObzerAware Seminar:ObzerAware Seminar:
• Networking and engaging schools and school chains
• Creating multimedia content and presentations
• Creating promotional videos
• Brochures and handouts
• Conducting surveys
• Prizes, freebies and gift coupons
• Logistics for conducting and organizing seminars
• Speaker fee