Archive for the ‘Tech and Web’ Category

Education Nation Scorecard for Schools

October 18th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in School, Tech and Web 19

If you are a new or expecting parent, you’ve probably been thinking about your neighborhood in a whole new way. Suddenly, the school down the street is far more than a row of buildings to be avoided during your morning commute. Like it or not, your local

Save your iPhone 4, Buy a Leapster Explorer!

June 7th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Tech and Web, Toddler Products 22

Did you hear today’s big announcement about the new high tech handheld device hitting the market? No, not the iPhone 4 announcement…I’m talking about LeapFrog’s Leapster Explorer baby! Designed for four to nine-year-old kids, the Explorer features online play

Hey Tweep! Following Dr.MOZ on Twitter?

April 13th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Dr.MOZ Approved, Tech and Web 4

Interested in receiving theĀ  inside scoop on great giveaways, family-related events, product recall warnings, and coupon codes at all your favorite baby boutiques and maternity stores? I thought so! You should be following Dr.MOZ’s founder and main moose Jason on Twitter. He learns about many new baby services and fun toddler products from fans and [...]

Happy 106th Birthday Dr. Seuss!

March 2nd 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Apps for Kids, Books and Toys 12

Today would have been Dr. Seuss’s 106th birthday and to celebrate, all Dr. Seuss e-book Apps are on sale for 99 cents! That’s three dollars off my friends, so whip them up while you can if you have a little one in the house. As the good doctor once said,

Giveaway: Win 100,000 SmartyCard Points!

January 7th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Giveaways, Tech and Web 127

We’ve had giveaways for moms, dads, and babies…but what about the older kids in the house? You asked for a fun giveaway for tweens (grades 2-6), and the moose MD knew just where to go. SmartyCard provides fun, age-appropriate educational activities that

Mesa: The School Desk of the Future?

January 7th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in School, Tech and Web 13

You might have noticed that I’ve been on a K-12 technology kick this week. First, with OLPC’s XO-3 learning tablet and now with the Mesa school desk by designer Phelan Miller which is designed to incorporate traditional “paper learning” with a wired, stackable table.