So there's a lot of concern about the MoMo Challenge (this online monster meme & videos that tries to encourage kids to commit suicide) and some even think it's a hoax. My two cents on the subject - don't take these things for granted. Whether it's a hoax or not, we need to pay attention. And as parents, we're just going to have the bite the bullet and learn enough about technology so that we can stay involved with what our kids are being exposed to online and then have real- time, continual conversations with them about it. None of these apps, program, blocking software or restriction settings are fool-proof in keeping our kids safe. As challenging as it is, we have to stay a step ahead of this technology game when it comes to our kids. We have to do the work for the sake of our kids. And if you need help, don't be ashamed to ask someone. Here's one resource that may help: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/blog/parents-ultimate-guide-to-parental-...
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As you may have heard, Google Classic Sites are being updated to the new Google Sites platform. To help with the transition, Google has created an automatic migration tool to transfer Google Sites from classic Sites to new Sites The tool will start rolling out to end users on June 19, 2018. The tool makes it quicker and easier to move sites created in classic Sites to new Sites. The tool automatically creates a draft of a classic site in new Sites. This new draft site will have the updated look and feel of new Sites, and contain the content from the classic site. When the new site is ready to go live, it can either be published to the URL of the classic site (to replace the original site and automatically redirect viewers), or published to a new URL. If you are an admin, you can get the full details on the tool and how it works, by viewing Google's announcement for the admin preview of the tool . If you own a classic site you can also use Google's ...
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