The AAP's definition of media isn't limited to just television. It includes computers and iPads

This articles discusses the use for computers by children that are old enough to sit up in their parts laps. What types of programs may be helpful to development; such as colors, etc.

This is a video showing how technology and a whiteboard can help get the attention of young learners,

This articles explains what electronic devices are considered 'technology' how we use it, when we use it, why we use it!

Two doctors (one also an educator) discuss technology in the classroom, helpful or hurtful?

Many pros of computer use (developments, motor skills, etc) VS Cons of use (physical concerns, bones, and babysitting)

I've been doing the same! ;)

"Either individually or as a group students might design one or more of the products or gadgets they need. Those who don't feel as if they can invent might research the patent process. They could pair with the inventors and help complete the necessary diagrams, notes and models for the invention. Budding entrepreneurs could figure out a method of earning the money to pay for the patent. The researchers could provide information about Camp Invention, Inventors Clubs of America, the Duracell/NSTA Scholarship Competition, or the Young Inventors and Creators Program. Students interested in the criminal justice system could report about scams and fraud associated with inventions and creative drawing or writing contests."

"Playing with communication" this is very important in learning language and forming words, inspiring! ☺

I love this quote "we have to make room for curiosity, we don't have enough opportunities for kids to take things apart and wonder about them"