Sandbox Summit: The New Playing Fields
September 24, 2008
Katie Murphy Amphitheatre | Seventh Avenue at 27th Street | New York, New York 10001
Limited Seating - Please reserve your space today.
Tickets: $350
For generations, a stick, a ball, a crayon, a doll, or an empty box were all kids needed to imagine, invent, and play. But as technology reshapes their world, kids no longer click their heels and pretend to go to Oz…
they simply click a keyboard to make Oz the first stop on a virtual tour.
Everything we knew about playing, sharing, reading, and even writing is
being rewired. It’s time to rethink which skills are important for kids in
the 21st Century, and how we can help teach them. Just as Oz seemed
so mesmerizing when Dorothy first arrived, the lure of the latest tech
toys and tools feels like a never-ending playground. But are these digital
playthings all smoke and mirrors like the Wizard himself, or do they have
the heart, soul, courage and smarts to prepare our kids for the future?
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Sandbox Summit™ at CES 2008
A Playdate with Technology™
The first ever Sandbox Summit ™ was held at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show. The combined conference and exhibition examined the way kids play in today's digital world and showcased the latest high-tech gadgets and media that they're using.
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