Safer Internet for Kids with Bing in the Classroom

Making Learning Safer for Kids is sponsored on behalf of Bing in the classroom. All experiences and opinions are my own. #bingclassroom

For the longest time I can always remember my kids learning to use the computer  at a young age. For some reason the computer has been a small piece in childhood development. In our family we instill that technology is an important and is constantly changing. My kiddo’s are pretty fluent and are above average users of the internet. It is scary how much our kids learn, and what they can be easily exposed to.

Thankfully Bing has stepped up to offer a controlled internet environment, called Bing in the classroom. With kids having access to the internet and computers at unprecedented levels. As a parent, I know the dangers that can lurk on the other side of the computer screen. I’d like to keep them that way for as long as I can because I value my children’s innocence. 

Bing In The Classroom

In schools, when students use search engines other than Bing, they are shown ads that can distract from their studies. With Bing in the Classroom, all advertising is removed, there are strict filters for adult content, and enhanced privacy protection.

Along with providing educational enhancements, Bing in the Classroom removes ads and blocks searches from being used for personalized advertising for all Bing searches done through the school’s network, making Bing the only major search engine to provide a search offering tailored specifically for the classroom.

Please note: As a part of the program, all searches performed with Bing in the Classroom will be #adfreesearch, however, websites discovered and visited via search will still provide ads. Students will not be served ads in the Bing experience.