About ChatLicence
With ChatLicense we add a crucial step to the arrival of the smartphone in life. A moment that takes place for many children in primary school.
This new step is based on a scientifically substantiated learning method from our partner MovezLab from Erasmus University Rotterdam. With the app we bring this learning method to life. The key is connection. Because research shows that connected parents & kids are needed to realize safe and smart online behavior. Therefore both kids ánd parents use the app. So you will be able – with us a guide – to step with confidence in the online world.
The smartphone experience game follows a unique combination of content that focuses on education, training and modeling.
For the content we work with gamers, comedians, children’s book authors, filmmakers and specialists in psychology and cybersecurity.
And to make sure we get it right, we work closely with university researchers in media-savvy behavior and a community of parents and children who provide input and feedback.
Our team
This week we are also participating in the Dutch Media Literacy Week. Nizar visits primary schools in the country to give workshops about happy cyber vibes. What is fun and appropriate to do online and what should just don’t do? What is the best way to interact with each other? This year’s theme is #not-here....
Do you have a subscription with KPN? Then we have good news! KPN also wants everything kids can do safely online. So you now receive ChatLicense as a gift as a subscriber! Completely free for you and your (grand)child. Claim your voucher quickly from KPN.
Have you seen our trailer yet? Our own drama series “Cyber Vibes” is an important part of the smartphone experience game for kids. Because it is very educational to see media-savvy (or not yet) behavior. Follow the adventures of Finn, Jaliya, Keet, Imran and Zoe in ChatLicense.
Read about ChatLicense in the Dutch media iCulture Androidworld Fonk Magazine PC Active Telegraaf
How can parents explain to children how to use a smartphone if they do not know enough about it themselves? Closing this gap between the generations is desperately needed because in 90% of cases, children depend on their parents for explanations about their first phone. However, parents are having a hard time; 75% indicate that...
