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This document provides an overview of a digital parenting workshop that discusses how to use technology as a digital nanny. The workshop covers filtering YouTube contents, best practices for app purchases, using parental controls, discovering educational apps and content, and how tablets can be used for education. It also advertises an afterschool iPad workshop for children to explore educational apps and possibilities.
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- 2. ARI SOETJITRO Solutions & Training Manager Cetified Trainer
- 3. Workshop Rundown • FilteringYouTube Contents • Best Practice for Buying App • Parental Control • Discovering Educational Contents • Apps for Education • Tablets in Education
- 4. Have you used your gadgets as a Digital Nanny?
- 7. Best Practice for Buying App
- 12. Parental Control
- 14. Demonstration
- 16. • Powerful apps from the App Store like iTunes U and iBooks let students engage with content in interactive ways, find information in an instant, and access an entire library wherever they go.
- 24. Demonstration
- 29. Demonstration
- 30. Tablet possibilities • Multimedia device replacement • Classroom utilities tool • Content creation tool • Learning aid • Extension of multimedia lab at schools
- 31. Afterschool iPad Workshop for Kids • Explore educational possibilities • Children from age 7 • A weekly workshop • Two months for each session • A great school holiday activity • Only Rp. 1.000.000,-