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Tim Cook: It’s Not 1984
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This is a strange new world where we face issues never considered in our history. I have had the good fortune to spend the last 5…

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A Wired Family App Update: 4Chan
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As I mentioned in my October 6th blog titled: Today’s Headlines: 4Chan, Katy Perry & DewPie most of us have not heard of 4Chan. However, it…

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Video Chat Apps: CamFrog & Oovo Oh My!
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Back in the 1980’s it wasn’t unusual for your boss to ask you to make a “Xerox” of a document. In fact, the use of the…

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A Wired Family App Update: Apps That Hide Apps
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In September of this year I wrote a blog about vault apps — or  “Apps That Hide Apps.”  Given that some teens exchange nude pictures of other…

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Today’s Headlines: 4Chan, Katy Perry & PewDiePie
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For many Americans, the first we’d heard of the 4Chan site was following the deadly mass school shootings in Oregon on October 1st of this year.…

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A Wired Family App Update: After School
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Every year it seems that a new app surfaces and is adopted by teens and young adults.  In 2004  it was Facebook — which was only…

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Andy Griffith, Dr. Breen and Hidden Apps
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One of my all-time favorite TV shows when I was a kid was THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW. In fact, years later while working in the video/film…

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The Unintended Consequences of Communication & Technology
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Many years ago while in college, I recall memorizing the seven learning style of students . However, in the 1970’s it was generally difficult to satisfy the…

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Ferris Bueller & After School – Funny Anonymous School News for Confessions & Compliments.
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In the 1986 comedy, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, popular high school senior Ferris Bueller skips school by convincing his parents that he is ill. He later…

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Privacy: The Life & Times of Dinosaurs, Crocodiles and Ricky Ricardo
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Last week I was speaking with my wife Mary Beth about her 30 years in the field of education. She joked and laughed about being a…

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