Just like adults, it can be easy for kiddos to get sucked into passively watching videos on iPad or TV. But what about more engaging digital experiences that encourage creative and fun learning?

There’s no doubt the STEM toys category has lost a bit of its magic. The hype that started about a decade ago, powering a wave of startups to launch creative and experimental products — pitching ...

These are fun, beginner-friendly websites where teens can learn to code in 2025. They are perfect for creating games, apps, and websites without the boring stuff. Tech is the present and the future.

The Kano Pixel Kit is a fun build-it-yourself, programme-it-yourself digital display, aimed at youngsters who are just getting interested in coding and playing with technology. The inspiration for the ...

These Windows 11 applications help transform Microsoft's desktop OS into something that's not only productivity-focused, but ...

What if building an app wasn’t a months-long grind of endless coding and debugging, but instead felt like a creative jam session? Imagine sitting down with just your laptop and a spark of inspiration, ...

For decades, coding has been a skill reserved for those proficient in programming languages like HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Canva Code challenges this norm by allowing anyone to participate in digital ...

CodeCombat uses online games to teach kids how to code. And to ramp up the growth of the operation, the company is raising money from a crowdfunding campaign on SeedInvest. The minimum amount to ...