iKeepSafe Blog

There’s a pop culture stereotype about the elderly and computers, namely that the two don’t mix well. Many of today’s senior's were already adults in the work force when the home computer came along, meaning that they might have used…

There was once a time when having “the talk” with your kids meant an awkward conversation with your children about the birds and the bees. Now, however, “the talk” has evolved; it is not just about protecting their physical health…

Each year, organizations, educators, industry, parents and students unite for the DigCit Summit to discuss solutions, promote best practices, and empower citizens to be the digital change. By working with youth, celebrating a shared humanity, working to do good with…

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives have proven to be a cost-effective way for schools to keep their students connected and work-ready without having to invest in expensive technology. While some schools still choose to lease or purchase uniform computers,…

by Stacie Muñoz Do you know how many minutes you’ve spent using your smartphone today? How about how many times you’ve picked up your phone to check for notifications? Would you admit the answers to those questions if you could?…

March 10, 2016–iKeepSafe™, a leading digital safety and privacy nonprofit, announced that it will be awarding a FERPA privacy badge to EdProtect, a product of Education Framework Inc. Education Framework is a technology company that creates digital tools that facilitate…

Washington D.C., October 21, 2015 – The Internet Keep Safe Coalition (iKeepSafe), a nonprofit alliance committed to helping children thrive in the digital space, announced today the launch of its new middle school curriculum—the latest installment in a series of…