For years I had been so concerned with what I could make for kids, that I hadn't actually spent much time asking myself why I wanted to make technology for kids. I realized it needed to explain to people who don't make technology for kids, why others do. I also realized it needed to ask people who do make technology for kids, to think more about why they do what they do. Instead of just offering you my own personal thoughts on the subject, I decided it would be much more interesting to start by sharing with you the thoughts of other professionals in this field. Most kids do not carry around a list of no ways , not possible's , and I don't think so's in their head as many adults do.
Kids are more open to new ideas and new ways of doing things.
Kids simply do not know it all yet. We can learn a lot from kids. John C. Dailey, Southwest Missouri State University. It's the best way to have a big impact on the world. If you can influence the lives of today's kids, you help shape the world of tomorrow.