Sentences with phrase «kids access some content»

It's great for letting kids access some content but not others, and is customizable.

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In addition to savings, you'll also receive 1 year of FreeTime Unlimited, which gives your kids access to hundreds of hours of fun and educational content, audio books, ad - free radio stations, and more.

So why not let those kids who do stray from the «appropriate» reading list have access to an influential and «important content»?

Restricts web content and access to desktop applications, and sets an access schedule for your kids

For younger kids especially, look for devices that restrict access to the internet, limit purchases, and block iffy content.

Though your kids can't fully understand what's happening around him, leaving him / her happy and contented with your love and attention could be your key for easier access with your new love interest.

A recent survey conducted by Grunwald Associates, a market research and consulting firm specializing in technology, and released in conjunction with The National School Boards Foundation (NSBF), seems to indicate, however, that educators need to devote at least as much energy to making kids smart — by providing them and their families with greater access to online educational content and more opportunities to communicate and collaborate.

Students in your class can access award - winning digital content through Kids A-Z, Learning A-Z's eLearning and online student management portal, which delivers the digital versions of various Learning A-Z products, including Raz - Plus, Raz - Kids, Science A-Z, and Headsprout, anywhere your students have an Internet connection.

«Whether a kid is two or three grade levels down, whether the kid has an [individualized education plan] or not, you still have the kind of challenges: How would you provide the right types of support and instruction to make sure that kid accesses grade - level content?

You also see algorithms being used to limit the content that kids are given access to.

Plus, Amazon is giving parents a full year of FreeTime Unlimited access, meaning kids will have access to tons of free content.

The Kurio 7 tablet for kids, for example, has Web filtering technology that lets you decide the types of content your children can access.

That means your kids will have access to more than 5,000 pieces of curated content (movies, TV shows, apps and games).

Thanks to its best - in - class parental controls and easy access to content, Amazon has led the way in kid - friendly tablets, and the $ 149 Fire HD 6 Kids Edition continues that lead because it's designed explicitly for your little one.

Parents can have peace of mind that kids won't access inappropriate content or websites, or accidentally make purchases as Kindle FreeTime blocks access to browsing and purchasing in the Kindle Store, access to the Internet, access to Wikipedia, and disables social sharing.

With FreeTime Unlimited on Alexa, parents get all of the FreeTime parental controls and features mentioned above, plus unlimited access to kid - friendly content including: • Over 300 Audible Books — Kids will enjoy hours of entertaining and educational Audible books performed by some of their favorite characters and authors such as Peter Pan, Rip Van Winkle and more.

Parents will appreciate the ease of setting up profiles for their children with lots of relevant kid - friendly NOOK content for them to enjoy, while managing appropriate content and access to the NOOK Store.

For example, parents can completely ban shopping or allow «kid - friendly» shopping, which lets children access only «safe» content from a pre-selected list.

With the Kids Edition, Amazon has bundled the original tablet with a chunky blue or pink case, access to Fire For Kids Unlimited content store and, most importantly, a two - year accidental damage warranty.

With FreeTime, parents never have to worry what content their kids will access - parents select all of the content their kids can see and kids can't exit FreeTime without a password.

This kid - safe environment lets parents choose books, content, apps and control online access and activities for their children.

The Nook App for Kids will let the users browse through a catalog of curated content, while the installed Nook app will also offer their parents access to the 30 million title catalog of the Nook store.

Next, you can select what type of content your kids have access to.

This parental control feature enables parents to set time limits on tablet use, as well as control what content their children can access within the tablet.Even better, the content is divided into educational or entertainment categories, and parents can establish in the settings that their kids must first reach certain goals in learning content before being freed up to play games or watch cartoons.

Both of these tablets will work for international users and give you access to games, apps, books, kids content and comics.

Families can also discover kid - friendly content using the Amazon FreeTime web browser, which provides kids with controlled access to over 40,000 hand - curated, age - appropriate YouTube videos and websites.

Kids have unlimited access to age - appropriate content such as books, games, movies and TV shows from Disney, Sesame Street, PBS Kids and Nickelodeon.

As for content, the Kindle Fire HD Kids Edition comes with a free one - year access to Amazon FreeTime Unlimited where children get unlimited access to games, movies, TV - shows, 5000 books, and educational apps.

The software, which is available through a download and features its own kid - friendly interface, allows parents to set up profiles for their children and assign each their own usage time limits, give them access rights to content and more.

Setting up a Kindle Fire for your kid is easy and with an unlimited subscription you can easily save yourself LOTS of money to give them instant access to all sorts of fun content!

At heart it's a standard Fire HD 8, but with a drop - proof rubber case and a year's free subscription to the Fire For Kids service, which provides access to a wealth of kiddy - friendly content.

The V2 operates as a standard Android tablet, but parents can activate the kid - friendly Safe Mode to limit the type of content their little ones can access.

The subscription lets kids and parents access age - appropriate games, apps and videos, including educational content.

Many kid tablets have access to Google Play, which has been called a cesspool by many people, due to the sheer amount of inappropriate content.

Kindle FreeTime is a feature introduced last September that restricts content on Kindle Fire software to specific titles to try to get kids to focus on learning, which means we'll presumably see it lock down Paperwhite access in a similar, education - focused manner.

In a bold experiment to differentiate its tablets from the competition, Amazon has launched a new service called Kindle FreeTime Unlimited, which is geared toward kids between 3 and 8 years old, allowing them to access a wide assortment of books, games, apps, and video content after parents ante up a monthly fee.

Like before, Amazon will give you access to a wealth of kid - specific content via FreeTime (for $ 2.99 per month); that, plus free child accounts and monitoring make this a good choice for a tablet to be shared with the little ones.

The Fire for Kids Unlimited content is broken down into different age ranges, something that you can nominate in the child's profile and if you have older children who want more content, opting for Unlimited is a good way of knowing they have access to content without constant requests to buy or grant access to more stuff.

However, this slate faces some stiff competition from both the improved $ 159 Kindle Fire, which provides access to more content and has its own FreeTime kids mode.

One of the things you'll need to do in the regular Fire for Kids app is nominate the content that your children will have access to.

With iOS devices you can restrict and password protect the use of specific apps and types of content in the Settings menu, including the ability to add, buy or delete apps, or access movies or music, or access only kid - rated content among others.

Android 4.3 sees improved multi-user options with restrictive content features offering parents the chance to limit what their kids can access.

In a few clicks, parents can add content to their child's profile to give them selected access to your personal library (e.g., Netflix, YouTube or Minecraft) in Fire for Kids Unlimited.

If you turn off the Smart Filters, the child still won't have access to everything, just content that's appropriate for kids ages 2 to 13.

In kid - safe nabi Mode, kids have complete access to parent - approved apps, games and content.

This $ 99 tablet is the smaller, non-HD version of the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition, and offers most the same great features: a one - year subscription to FreeTime Unlimited, which gives your child access to age - appropriate curated content; a two - year accidental - damage warranty in case your child breaks the device; in - depth parental controls; and a durable, child - friendly case.

In lieu of a full - featured browser, kids have a special FreeTime browser, which gives them access only to websites with age - appropriate content or those you choose.

Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited, which gives you access to age - appropriate curated content, is included with the purchase of the Fire 7 Kids Edition for one year.

There is also a subscription side to Fire for Kids - called Fire for Kids Unlimited - and this allows access to a range of age - appropriate content via subscription, just like with Amazon Prime.

The concept is right for this toy / tool aimed at kids up to age 4, but the execution is a bit off: The Android - based tablet is loaded with software that isn't as good as it could be, and makes it difficult to access the wide array of children's content that's already out there, instead favoring its own sparse selection.