Before you start reading the list below, ask yourself “How many online threats or risks am I aware of? How much harm can those online threats do to my child?”. Don’t think beyond a minute because we only need to check how many threats are on top of your mind.

Make a nice cup of coffee for yourself and sit down peacefully (or at least imagine you have done so). Relax your breathing. We need to talk about your child’s future. Whether your child is studying in a school or a college, this talk is important for you.

This blog post is about questions. Only questions. The questions which should concern every digital parent. The questions which determine the future of a 21st century child…

Copy and Paste is amongst the easiest of things you can do on a computer. You have probably done it thousands (and your child, hundreds) of times by now. But this simple and innocent-looking process has earned a very bad name in the world of education & industry - "Plagiarism". Well, thankfully, not all copy-paste acts are Plagiarism. Let’s understand the difference.

A modern parent is also a "digital parent". She fights an everyday battle of controlling her child's online activities. Especially when the child is a teenager. The battle takes a lot of energy, but it is important! You cannot leave the digital upbringing of your child to chance. The risks of doing that are quite serious.

Every Child Internet Mature. That's the motivation with which iMature.in was started in 2014. Since then, our team has interacted with more than 10,000 students, more than 2,000 parents and more than 1,000 teachers. We talked to them about the importance of Internet maturity, how it protects them and how it makes them successful. And we have also listened to their problems and challe ...

Remember the old normal days? When your child travelled to the school building and attended classes in the classroom. The corona crisis has gifted us a new normal. Now, the school buildings are closed but students are still busy attending classes... the virtual ones. But are the students actually prepared for this big and sudden shift?