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A Blizzard of Digital Content for Latino Children and Families

Our new report, Digital Media and Latino Families, takes stock of recent research that reveals widening use of digital media by Latino children, along with the multifaceted effects on their learning

Interview with Vicky Rideout about Learning at Home Report

Learning at Home author Vicky Rideout speaks about some of the key findings from the report. Special thanks to 360Kid for this video.

What Do Parents Really Think of Video Games? (Survey)

** The results of this survey are now available in the Digital Games and Family Life infographic series **Back in 2012, the Joan Ganz Cooney Center embarked on a multi-stakeholder

Cardboard and Cultural Brokering at Caine’s Arcade

This past Saturday, October 6, kids in over 30 countries in 6 continents participated in the Global Cardboard Challenge, the next chapter from the folks that brought you the short

Can Video Games Unite Generations in Learning?

What makers of technology for early education can learn from Sesame Street. Whether you’re at a restaurant or on an airplane, you can’t miss changes in adult-child interactions from just a

Studying E-Books at the New York Hall of Science

Just over a week ago, I had the pleasure of assisting members of the Cooney Center staff in a two-day research study at the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI)