S.F. Oil Spill Prompts Altruism & Activism in Kids

My fuming daughter shoved aside her breakfast bowl to eagerly scan the “how you can help” websites as the oil-soaked wildlife and heartbreaking headlines saturated the morning media routine, coating us with sadness. “Idiots! How can you hit a freakin’ tower in the middle of the bay,” she ranted, as a child totally disgusted with the repeat … [Read more...]

Project Vote Smart: Youth Hub For Critical Thinking Skills

"A people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power that knowledge gives." --- President James Madison Love it. Says a lot to me, for despite all the techno-hype on e-gizmos, when it really comes down to it, intelligent voters need more than Vote-A-Matic, the latest MOPocket mobile voter text, a trendy Twitter application or blips of video clips … [Read more...]

Halloween, Trend-Tracking & A Moshpit of Parenting Styles

Having just received a “flaming bag of poo” interactive e-card for Halloween to ‘virtually stomp,’ a video clip of the world's largest "Haute dog HOWLo'ween parade and pumpkin splat, and a plethora of costumed dachschund avatars and buddy icons as "Hallowieners," I'd say digital media is having a field day of fun in the ol' pumpkin patch. Zip through … [Read more...]

Videoblogging (vlogging) with Ryanne Hodson at She’s Geeky

I’m only “half-a-geek” since I live for user-friendly idiot-proof technology (I'm one of those "I hate manuals, can't you just show me over my shoulder" kinda gals). The She’s Geeky 'Unconference' not only reinforced this is okay, but in fact, preferred. They touted a ‘simple is better’ mantra, reminding us ALL that usability is the … [Read more...]

Media Moms, Engineers, DigiGirlz and Purple Tornados at She’s Geeky!

Lots of ‘purple tornados’ of energy swirling around the media environs at the eclectic She’s Geeky “unconference”...as 'firestarters, rainmakers, and project wranglers' shared their expertise. Heather, 'benevolent commander' of The Purple Tornado (and supplier of yummy evil food noted at left) helped organizers Kaliya Hamlin of Planetwork.net … [Read more...]