Tech for Kids

'Hour of Code' is a fun way to introduce children (and even adults) to the world of computer programming. So, how do you get involved?

By Nathan Chandler

The cell phone decision is one that a lot parents are dealing with earlier than they expected, and it's a tough one. When does a child actually need a cell phone?

By Julia Layton

Point, shoot and smash? Encouraging your child's inner photog doesn't mean you have to give up your own camera -- or watch it get destroyed.

By Jill Jaracz

It's after midnight. Do you know where your teenager is? If you were tracking them via GPS you would.

By Beth Brindle

Yes, your kids play a lot of video games. But just because they're sitting in front of the computer doesn't mean they can't learn something.

By Bambi Turner

Buying technology for your family doesn't mean you have to choose between buying a computer and putting food on the table. There are affordable ways to get what you want.

By Sara Elliott

Technology advances happen at a fast pace, and if your child doesn't keep up, it could really hurt him or her in the long run.

By Sara Elliott

The decision to read your child's text messages is a personal one, but there are some valid reasons for why you may want to check them out.

By Sara Elliott

Technology in schools is nothing new, but the iPad may be changing the way kids learn. And that could be a very good thing.

By Emilie Sennebogen

Got a creative kid at home? For artistic kids, the perfect gift can be one that uses technology to enhance a creative pursuit like drawing, movie-making or music composition.

By Julia Layton

Searching for some video games that won't rot your kids' brains? Here are 10 that are fun and will also teach them a thing or two!

By Caitlin Uttley

So little Johnny thinks he should have his own laptop computer? Before you LOL, we'll give you a few reasons why he might just be right.

By Terri Briseno