With technology being used daily in classrooms and at home, children’s digital footprints are getting larger and growing rapidly. This means that there is a lot of information being collected about children which can be accessible to hackers and big data companies.
Check out a comment below by our CEO, Al Kingsley, featured in the article, “Digital Footprints and the Digital Revolution”:
“Easy access to technology does not translate into comprehension or ability, and in more cases than not, I would suggest that young people can be digitally naïve – as are most adults,” says Al Kingsley.
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