For your family, it’s time to define your relationship…
with technology.
When our parents were our age, they really only had to worry about how much time was wasted using technology. But these days? These days, technology changes rapidly and so do the dangers.
It’s a hard job—keeping our kids safe, especially online. We want to help.
We’ve partnered with Parent Cue and Matt McKee—author, speaker and SVP at Bark Technologies—to guide us on keeping our kids safe online and offer practical tips on parenting in the digital age.
We’ll also discuss some common questions and struggles parents are having and how we can help you be the parent you want to be when it comes to kids and technology.
DINNER AND CHILDCARE (BIRTH-8TH GRADE) PROVIDED
Our teacher for the evening (through video):
Matt McKee is just another guy trying to make a difference. Matt is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, investor, and ordained pastor. Currently, He is the SVP at Bark Technologies. He has helped found three tech companies over the course of his career and invested in more than a dozen others. He is passionate about the intersection of parenting and technology and considers it one of his specialties, having spoken at places like SXSW, CES, and the National PTA. Matt is the author of Parent Chat: The Technology Chat for Every Family and Parenting In A Tech World which has enabled him to share what he has learned about raising kids in the digital age.
Our partner for the evening
The Parent Cue is a faith based team of family experts and everyday parents working together to help you make every moment count as you launch your kids on their next big adventure.
The provide helpful resources such as articles, podcasts, books, apps, activities, and other resources.
One Comment
Ann Marie Anderson
I love that you are hosting this, as it seems so important for us parents!! Unfortunately, we can’t make it on this date. Is there any way to have it recorded for later viewing? Otherwise, will there perhaps be another event covering tech with kids in the future?
Thank you so much for hosting such an important topic!