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Gamification, education and our children
Gamification and education Curated by Peter Mellow |
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Kids love to get inspired, share their creativity and connect with other kids. The LEGO® Life app is a creative and social place for kids where they can do just that in a completely safe environment!
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Learn about collection What to look for in kids’ apps featuring Monument Valley 2, Hoopa City 2, PuppetMaster, and many more on App Store. Enjoy these apps on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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These 10 free or low-cost apps turn learning math into a game.
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Synthetic cannabis may have been taken off the market, freeing parents from worrying about neighbourhood shops selling addictive drugs.
But for many parents of "tweens" and early teens, the biggest threat to family harmony is elsewhere - in the dozens of media including games, apps and social platforms that keep their children glued to screens of all sizes.
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Google is facing legal action from parents in the US angry over purchases their children have made in games without their consent.
The case is being filed by a New York mother on behalf of other parents.
She was furious that her five-year-old son was able to spend $66 (£39) within five minutes of downloading a free game called Marvel Run Jump Smash.
Last year, Apple agreed to refund customers to the tune of $32.5m over similar purchases.
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A UK watchdog unveils new rules to protect children and other gamers from exploitative in-app fees and warns it will prosecute those that breach them.
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It is quite easy to imagine a world where an iPad is more powerful than a home console