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Alexan­drina Georgieva

Former programmer and founder of the Offline Kids foundation. In Digital Stories she describes how she overcame her own addiction to TV series and social networks, and why the digital can wait but childhood cannot.

01Interviews · 7 Feb 2025

“The Digital Can Wait. Childhood Can’t”

How do we lead children who are already too absorbed by the internet back out of it? That is the great cause of Alexandrina Georgieva, a programmer with serious experience who now heads the Offline Kids foundation, which helps parents find the balance. A fascinating personal story and countless valuable tips for every digital parent who believes children should, from time to time, find themselves offline.

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02Experiments · 31 Jan 2025

Hedgehogs Are Born Without AI

What kind of world will today's children live in? What is worth learning today, and what would be a waste of time, effort and money? When and how should we introduce them to technology so that both sides get to know each other without anyone getting hurt? And when should we “introduce” them to artificial intelligence? I will look for the answers to these and other important questions about children and technology. A long series of children's Digital Stories begins. Here is why I believe it is vital to dig deeper into these enormous topics:

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03Technology · 28 Jan 2025

How Do We Introduce Our Children to Technology? (A Survey)

What kind of world will our children live in? And how do we introduce them to technology in the best possible way? I have two kids, and this site exists because these questions won't leave me in peace. And there are so many other important questions that it is time we found answers to. Let's talk them over, then go looking for the answers. Let's paint a picture together of digital parenting today and the way it looks toward the future. The survey is aimed at parents of children aged 0 to 11 (and at grandparents and anyone else who has children in their life). Teenagers' issues are extremely important too, and their moment will come. The survey is anonymous, and you can answer whichever questions you choose. You can also enter a prize draw for hand-picked books and T-shirts with the Digital Stories logo. Responses are being collected until February 28, and you can expect the results in early March. This survey opens a series of important Digital Stories about children and technology. We'll talk about motherhood and fatherhood today, about the changes in education, about the professions of the future. I've invited remarkable guests from whom every parent (myself included) has a great deal to learn. Heartfelt thanks for every response and every share!

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