Play Savvy Helps Moms Learn About Video Games

February 19, 2009

AOL has developed a new website called Play Savvy (www.playsavvy.com) that helps moms learn about video games. It takes some of the mystery out of gaming so that moms can see (as many dads already know) that gaming can be a really fun family activity, instead of something to be feared and disapproved of.

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Generation I is the internet generation that will have no memory of life before internet forums, email, Wikipedia, search engines, MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, cell phones and texting.

What this means to parents is that unless they jump on the technology bandwagon right alongside their children, they will be living with a child who exists in a parallel universe that parents will rarely be able to enter.

The fact is, technology is fantastically fun! That's why kids use it. Parents can have fun too. Generation I should be defined as a generation of children whose level of technological sophistication lifts parents to greater awareness and achievement. Wouldn't that be a wonderful legacy to encourage?

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