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Swayam Virtual Classes to Teach Students in India

August 8, 2016
Learning
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The Government of India has decided to launch the Swayam learning (self learning) portal for providing online courses to students across the country. According to India's Minister of State (HRD),…Read more →

Fans of the Olympic Games Urged to Help Protect Children

August 4, 2016
Charity
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UNICEF launched Wednesday a global sports initiative to engage people in its work for children. Sports enthusiasts worldwide can get involved in the Olympic and Paralympic action for free by…Read more →

Government Invites Applications for Atal Tinkering Laboratories

July 19, 2016
Learning
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With a vision to ‘Cultivate One Million Children in India as Neoteric Innovators,’ Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) is establishing Atal Tinkering Laboratories (ATLs) in schools across India. The objective of…Read more →

WellieWishers — A New Doll Lifestyle Brand for Younger Girls

June 24, 2016
Fun Stuff
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American Girl's new WellieWishers—a line of five fun-loving characters—Willa, Kendall, Ashlyn, Emerson, and Camille—are out to make the world a kinder, friendlier place. American Girl created WellieWishers to help younger…Read more →

Do You Want Interactive Coloring Books for Your Kids?

June 14, 2016
Learning
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Pune-based publishing house MediaNext Infoprocessors has launched interactive Augmented Reality (AR) coloring books for kids in India. According to the company, Augmented Reality is the real time view of a…Read more →

FBI Releases New Version of Child ID App

May 26, 2016
Parents
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The FBI has announced a reboot of its Child ID App, which provides parents with an easy way to electronically store their children’s pictures and vital information to have on…Read more →

UNICEF Launches New Portal to Protect Children Online

May 15, 2016
Learning
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A new version of the Global Resource & Information Directory (GRID) will provide governments, industry, law enforcement, educators and academics with a digital resource to better protect children online including…Read more →

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