We've curated a list of the best graphic design apps that are not only user-friendly but also packed with features to unleash students' creativity.

Parental controls on the iPhone are available under Family Sharing and Screen Time and allow users to set screen time limits and view usage reports.

Learn what parental controls are available on Android devices and how to set up Digital Wellbeing on your student's Android device.

HappyKids is a free streaming app for kids of all ages that claims to be a safe and educational experience while teaching valuable lessons. The app contains more than 87,000 titles ad-free on mobile devices, offering a vast variety of movies, shows, music, crafts, and more.

Threema is a paid secure messenger chat app that strives to keep users' data out of the hands of hackers. It gives students who don’t have a cell phone plan a way to communicate with others online. This guide explores the pros and cons of Threema and recommend important safety and privacy settings.

Looking for your child’s first cell phone? We’ll compare Gabb vs. Pinwheel vs. Bark vs. Troomi to help you make the best choice.

Omegle’s tagline is “Talk to strangers!”. Learn how to talk to students about talking to strangers.

Learn all about Reddit, how to use it, why your student wants to use it, the potential dangers of Reddit, and how to keep students safe online.

Discord and other chat apps make it possible for students to connect with others who have similar interests, but also create the opportunity for students to see unwanted content or have contact with strangers. Learn how to keep your family safe on Discord and other chat apps.

X is an app and website that helps people connect with others. Here are tips parents can use to keep their kids safe, so they can shine online.