Choy-Marshall says that the categories were created to help gift givers more easily tailor their gifts. We didn't want to create a section that was just for mothers, fathers and graduates. The best way to involve your child with technology is to use it together. One is that kids have less fear of computers. As Saltveit explains, kids generally don't feel self-conscious about making mistakes.
Kids seem able to wander in circles and twists and still find their way back.
Here, too, the celebs are right in line with the poll. According to the poll, kids introduce their parents to a range of technology-related activities, from fun to functional, from games to Web sites. They teach their parents how to research online, how to install software and hardware, how to complete online projects like creating a family tree, and what to shop for online. Saltveit says children particularly enjoy teaching things to their parents and other adults. Teaching their parents is a real way they can contribute to the family.