Learning styles have changed radically since I graduated from college in the late sixties. This month i'm focusing on parents and kids, and the often insurmountable task of child-rearing. Unlike the attention given to filtering software for schools and public libraries, there is scant information about software for use on the family computer at home. Without plug-ins, your Web browser may not be able to display interactive media or animations, play streaming audio or video files, or display government forms. There are tons of Web sites that list lesson plans, but it's not so easy to quickly help homeschoolers and teachers find the the best of the best.
Kids are always on the lookout for penpals.
Teaching kids safety can be fun, especially with a keyboard and mouse.