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With rapid advancements in technology, there is also a desperate need to protect all the activities we do online.

There are so many options for careers in technology.As a parent, you want to do whatever you can to help your kids prepare for the future. 

The lives we lead are busy. Between full-time jobs, raising kids, taking care of elderly parents and household chores, we are exhausted by the time bedtime rolls around. 

You’ve probably already considered lots of different after school programs for your kids.

Alysha Dominico, CEO and Co-Founder of Tangible Words, does not know how to code. Four weeks ago, she began a weekly journey learn coding as an adult using Hatch@Home, and her kids are learning along

You probably already know the meaning of STEM: science, technology, engineering and math.

Alysha Dominico, CEO and Co-Founder of Tangible Words, does not know how to code. Two weeks ago, she began a weekly journey learn coding as an adult using Hatch@Home.  This week she tested coding on

Computers, and technology in general, have improved in the last 70 years. If we compare the type of technology we used as kids to what our kids are using today, it is mind boggling.

Digital literacy is becoming more and more important in our technology-driven world. You may have heard about the importance of learning to read and write code. But can kids who don’t excel in math

Alysha Dominico, CEO and Co-Founder of Tangible Words, does not know how to code. Today she's beginning a weekly journey of how to start coding as an adult using Hatch@Home. Here's Day 1 recounted

Alysha Dominico, CEO and Co-Founder of Tangible Words, does not know how to code. Today she's beginning a weekly journey to learn how to code using Hatch@Home. Follow how her progression with this

A lot of parents are familiar with this scene: their kids spend hours in front of a screen while on the couch, in the car, or at the table.