Did you see us on BBC Click?
We were delighted with Kate Russell’s review of Quib.ly on BBC Click today. Kate perfectly summed up what Quib.ly is about, and why we exist, describing us as ‘hitting the nail on the head’. Rather than our excited paraphrasing, let’s let Kate have the final say.
Everybody’s Talkin’ #2
I don’t hear a word they’re saying… mainly because you’ve been typing, as is your wont on this text-based internet of ours. Another week passed and another slew of great … Continue reading
Not long until our home education Twitter chat!
If you’re curious about home schooling, considering home schooling, already home schooling or perhaps even sceptical about home schooling, our Twitter chat on Thursday is the ideal time to get all your questions answered.
Have you seen us on the Huffington Post?
Our editor-in-chief is a regular blogger for Huffington Post and gives her take on the trending topics taking Quib.ly by storm, the latest technology affecting family life and parenting in … Continue reading
Meet our home education bloggers
For home education week on Quib.ly, we are joined by virtual secondary school InterHigh and four fantastic bloggers. Tania Sullivan Tania is a home-schooling mum of 12, so if anyone … Continue reading
JOB: Could you be our amazing new marketeer?
Quib.ly is a Q and A website for parents who want to stay informed about the digital world their children are growing up in. Our community of parents and specially … Continue reading
We’re happy to announce a partnership with Naace
Naace is the voice of the UK education technology community within schools and at a national level and Quib.ly is absolutely delighted to welcome them to our community.
Modern technology and its impact on children
50% of parents feel that the pace of technological change makes it hard for them to keep up with the opportunities available to their children. Quib.ly provides parents with a go-to social resource where they can get answers to questions related to how technology, mobile, and digital & social media are affecting their children’s lives.
Could you be our amazing biz dev intern?
65% of today’s school children will end up in jobs that have not been invented yet. Do you want to help us get them ready for this new world?
Quib.ly is better with friends. Let’s invite them.
The more brilliant members Quib.ly has, the more brilliant Quib.ly will be. After all, Quib.ly is as much about sharing as discovering new things.
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