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Kidzui is a new web browser that aims to create a safe place for kids ages 3 to 12 to roam on the internet.
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1) remove a random component from their rig, and have them put it back in
2) have 'em use Linux for a week, then, try them with DOS
2) Give them a book on a common programming language, repeat
3) have them notice I used 2 twice and this should be four
5) set up a filter system and challenge them to bypass it
I like the idea of kidzui, if I have kids, I'll get them Kidzui if they release a free version.
- by lonzimmer May 6, 2008 11:09 PM PDT
- It's a good idea, but I agree with menotbug...our 4-year-old has been using Kids Web Menu - and it's completely free. She doesn't want to browse through 500,000 pictures and videos. She simply needs an easy way to access the popular kids sites.
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