Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Everyday, kids are exposed to things like bullying, graphic content, and even predators on the tech that’s supposed to be helping them learn.
So what can parents do? Here are 3 quick action steps:
1. Talk to your kid. Make sure they know that if they ever see something concerning on a school-issued device, they can tell you and they won’t be in trouble.
2. Head to the link in our bio (or head to bark.us/learn/solutions/) to learn how you can help bring Bark’s monitoring software and educational resources to your child’s school.
3. Visit techsafelearning.org to learn how you can opt-out of unsafe tech and advocate for more digital oversight.
#edtech #safetech #onlinesafetyforkids
Everyday, kids are exposed to things like bullying, graphic content, and even predators on the tech that’s supposed to be helping them learn.
So what can parents do? Here are 3 quick action steps:
1. Talk to your kid. Make sure they know that if they ever see something concerning on a school-issued device, they can tell you and they won’t be in trouble.
2. Head to the link in our bio (or head to bark.us/learn/solutions/) to learn how you can help bring Bark’s monitoring software and educational resources to your child’s school.
3. Visit techsafelearning.org to learn how you can opt-out of unsafe tech and advocate for more digital oversight.
#edtech #safetech #onlinesafetyforkids
