Teaching young children how the Amazon Echo works and how to use it, Kids Learning Tech’s new course makes current technology easy to understand.

Acworth, GA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/24/2017 -- Ever wondered how does Amazon's Echo work exactly? This and other practical information is what the newest technology class from Kids Learning Tech teaches Georgia elementary students. Tackling the what for's and the how-to's for Amazon Echo, the course is a windfall for thriving in the digital age. Already known worldwide as the coveted digital assistant catering to the whims of the masses, Echo's a wish list item. It's a must have that underscores just how the world runs on networked information. So, shouldn't little guys and gals have the 411?

Ray Marker, the owner of Kids Learning Tech, said of the new technology class for children, "At the end of the day, we have a goal. We're striving to equip young kids with information they will need to thrive in a changing world. By pulling back the curtain to teach them how Echo operates, we're able to show them how their world actually works. Whether you're piloting a drone, checking Facebook, streaming a movie, or talking to Alexa, you're witnessing the travels of data. That's a key point."

On the journey to learning how all that actually works, the course helps kids learn about the Cloud, the Internet, Wi-Fi, SSID's, IP Addresses, Packets, Frames, and more.  Makes one wish they were a kid again.

Marker adds, "Many adults make the mistake of thinking that their children know all about technology since they're surrounded by it. They don't. Give a three-year-old an iPad and they can use it, but they have no idea how it works. The future will not belong to whoever talks to the machines, but to those who understand them."

Presented along with a Power-Point presentation, first kids learn how to use Echo hands on. They learn how to ask questions, what kinds of questions to ask, the types of information offered, and what kinds of media it can play. Next, the tech class for kids explores what skills and things a user can do with Echo such as controlling machines or opening their garage door.

Next up, students learn that all Echo's "heavy lifting" is done remotely and streamed back to the device almost immediately. This strategic learning is the doorway to mastering the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Networked Data.

For more information visit http://www.kidslearningtech.com.

About Kids Learning Tech
Kids LearningTech offers dynamic, cutting-edge technology courses for elementary school children, including 3-D printing, app-building, drones, Amazon Echo, and virtual reality classes. Courses are in keeping with the science arm of STEAM programs in public schools in the Atlanta area.

Contact:
Ray Marker
Owner, Kids Learning Tech
Ray@KidsLearningTech.com
404-840-6796
800-213-4295

Website: http://www.kidslearningtech.com  

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Kids-Tech now offers virtual reality, drones and 3D printing classes for elementary school children to pave the way for a love of learning and technology.

Acworth, GA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/12/2016 -- So what elementary age kid wouldn't love to try their hand at cutting-edge technology like flying a drone or printing a toy? Now they can, thanks to Atlanta-based Kids-Tech. They have announced the launch of Tech Class. It's a year-long program for kids to help inspire and build a foundation of knowledge in technology. The Kids-Tech team builds this foundation with exciting weekly classes in 3-D printing, APP-building, drones, and virtual reality (VR). Making each week's session fun and engaging, they offer skills and hands-on experience to students as young as three-years-old. This is a pint-sized tour of today's premier technology right at their fingertips.

A representative of Kids-Tech recently said, "It is never too early to foster a love and understanding for learning. Our philosophy is: the stronger the foundation, the taller the building. The faster children can become acquainted with technology in a structured and directed manner, the more they will be able to flourish with it."

Supplying all of the equipment, with classes held at the children's schools, Kids-Tech offers classes to over 500 children in the Atlanta area. Instead of teaching students difficult terminology and technique processes first, Kids-Tech teaches by letting kids interact, engage, and learn naturally. Along the way, students pick up the details. "They're open to the concept and engaged in the process since we're working towards a goal they're motivated to attain: making cool stuff," said the Kids-Tech team.

Kids-Tech integrates the demand and need for STEM and tech-savvy skills into fun, bite-sized classes that kids enjoy. With hands-on experience and a kid-friendly environment, students enter Kids-Tech classes to enjoy learning about cutting-edge technology. In year-long Tech-Class, students learn about APP-Building and 3D printing in the fall and Drones and VR in the spring.

Kids-Tech has received positive feedback from elementary students and their parents since the company's launch. One parent said of their son's level of interest, "Patrick says that it is really fun and he really enjoys it. We feel that this early exposure to drones and virtual reality is a foundation for him to build on."

"Our 3rd grader (Noah) has absolutely loved every minute of his 3D printing class. We have been extremely impressed at the level of instruction, hands-on learning and how much technology he is becoming familiar with. Not only is this a ton of fun for kids, it is truly helping to prepare them for the future and give them a head start in a world which depends heavily on technology," said another parent happy with the program.

More information about Kids-Teach and their Tech Class can be found at http://www.kids-tech.com/.

About Kids-Tech
Kids-Tech offers dynamic, cutting-edge technology courses for elementary school children, including 3-D printing, app-building, drones, and virtual reality classes.

Contact:
Ray Marker
Kids-Tech
Phone: 404-840-6796
E-mail: ray@kids-tech.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kids.tech.georgia
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KidsTechRay
Website: http://www.kids-tech.com/

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