Archive for the ‘parental control’ Category
User Acceptance Policies in the Wild Wild West
April 16th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
It’s not just a website you go to when you’re updating your social media statuses whether on Facebook, MySpace or blog sites, it’s a repository for dropping your thoughts, feelings, current activities and more in a public digital world. Each site has unique qualities that will draw subscribers by the masses encouraging this sharing of… Read More
OH NO, Not The Big Yellow Guy Too?
October 14th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
EyeGuardian for Facebook may be designed for parents with teens or tweens, but let’s not forget the up and coming generation that will eventually be on the net! Sesame Street will air next week three episodes devoted to bullying, feelings about being bullied and what children should do when they encounter bullying. … Read More
National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and EyeGuardian for Facebook
October 12th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
In appreciation of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, I am hoping that you will find the attached PDF document as a great tool to share with others about EyeGuardian for Facebook. With a million parent goal, we will need your help and the help of your friends, family, schools, organizations, and affiliations that you… Read More
Amy, EyeGuardian and the National Night Out
October 5th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
National night out in the City of Anna, TX! Many thanks to the City of Anna, the Anna Police Department, and the Anna Fire Department for organizing the National Night Out yesterday October 4, 2011. For a smaller community, the turn out of families was amazing and an absolute pleasure to attend. As a… Read More
The Top Ten Rules For Monitoring a Child’s Facebook Page
October 4th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
I asked around the internet again to the mom bloggers and supporters of EyeGuardian for Facebook about how their child’s Facebook page should be monitored if they didn’t have the application. I know what I used to go through before I had EyeGuardian, but I wanted to know if most parents really do get their… Read More
