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Scott Traylor
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President, Children's Media Association
San Francisco, Silicon Valley
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Biography
Scott Traylor writes about how technology can be used to enrich children's lives. He covers topics such as mobile apps, video games, research related to media use, virtual worlds, robotics, learning games, and digital playthings. Scott is a kids product innovator with over two decades of product development experience. He has helped bring to market hundreds of successful consumer and classroom products, much to the delight of children everywhere. Scott is also a board member, trustee, and advisor to a number of child-focused learning companies. He's a former computer science educator at Harvard, and is deeply committed to writing, researching, and speaking on all things related to kids, play, and technology.
Interactive Media, Interactive Services, Robots , Edtech, Learning Games, Virtual Worlds , Kidtech, Technology , Toys , Apps For Kids, Education, Toys , Children’s Media, Kids And Technology
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By Christopher Byrne, Scott Traylor| People of Play@ We're finally in the homestretch, with just hours left before a new year begins! And what a year it was. Venturing out much more than the year before. Reconnecting in-person with friends and colleagues. Experiencing the thrill (or trepidation) of a future AI world. Barbie's resurgence.
By Christopher Byrne, Jim Pressman, Chris Byrne, Scott Traylor| People of Play@ Another year, another collection of memories to think back on and grow from. When working in the kids space that means looking back on another year of product launches, thoughts from conference speakers, and insights gleaned from industry articles. Once we’re in the waning days of December, I like to take stock of experiences that moved me in the children’s product and media world. That includes the many articles, magazines, blog posts, and research reports I’ve read along the way.
By Scott Traylor| EdSurge Verified Andrew Guo, an undergraduate major in mathematics at the University of Pennsylvania, made headlines earlier this month for his effort in building a virtual replica of his university in Minecraft, the popular sandbox video game. At a time when students are sheltering in place, Andrew’s recreation of the Penn campus in a virtual world offers thoughts for how students may be able to stay connected with each other online.
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