The Chrisland Sex Scandal: A Digital Delimma
A child that has grown up with values understands why he doesn’t need to own a phone or have access to social media for instance per time…
digital citizenship
11 Things Parents can Learn from the Chrisland Sex Scandal!
If parents are saddled with the responsibility of deciding when their children are exposed to technology- How can they help ensure that their children are well protected and guided?
Here’s what you should know about the Chrisland Scandal: It’s a Value Problem, not a Smartphone Problem: 
The Chrisland school scandal is a “Value Problem” and not a “Smartphone Problem.” Let me explain… Just because your child doesn’t have a phone doesn’t mean that their friends won’t have one!
FAQ: The Concise Guide to Online Etiquette (Part One)
One of the most common pieces of feedback I have gotten about my book, The Concise Guide to Online Etiquette, is the fact that most people wish they knew the information therein sooner. I will therefore be answering the most FAQ within my few few posts.
The Need For The Concise Guide to Online Etiquette. Part Two
The Concise Guide to Online Etiquette: Why netiquette is essential in the modern world is a much-needed conversation starter. Knowing that technology has completely changed how we communicate with others (especially post-COVID19) requires a new set of etiquette to safely navigate this online world.
The Need For The Concise Guide to Online Etiquette. Part One
As stated earlier, we now exist as a merge of the physical and digital world, and according to the recent Digital 2020 Reports by We Are Social, the average internet user spends 6 hours and 43 minutes online each day.