The undisputed leader in the children’s space comes with its own list of headaches for companies, creators and parents The post The Kids Are Online: As Gen Alpha Flocks to YouTube, the Industry Chases ...

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Kieran, who’s from Ascot, Berkshire, took first place in the Outstanding Graduate of the Year: Computer Games Technology ...

In the evolving landscape of education, where science and technology increasingly dominate, mathematical and statistical understanding have emerged as fundamental skills. However, for ...

The brightly colored "CoComelon" cartoons have become must-watch videos for babies and toddlers. But they've also raised ...

Gen Alpha — kids born between 2010 and 2024 — get their entertainment fix almost exclusively on YouTube, and that's changing ...

Gaming has always been about pushing boundaries – breaking molds, challenging norms, or creating experiences that take the player somewhere they never thought they’d go. It is over the past decade, ...

This Sudbury, Ont., programmer worked 4 years on a video game, and it's out now Anishinaabe educator hopes to self-publish ...

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Uvagut TV, Canada’s first Inuktut television station, has had its application for mandatory distribution approved by the ...

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