I came across this article today. In light of recent discussions around social media platforms like TikTok, I canāt help but think we might be overdue for a shift in focus.
What if, instead of fueling addictive, often questionable content, we started investing in apps that gamify mathematics and education through edutainment?š¤
Imagine if scrolling was just as engaging, but we were unlocking hidden āor locked for this matterā areas in our childrenās brains instead. And letās not forget the simpler joys we had just a few years ago of photos of kittens and impeccably ādressedā salads that need to make a well-deserved comeback.
Letās create something that adds valueālearning thatās fun, uplifting content, and maybe even a few beautifully plated greens.
Digital enthusiast and strategist with over 18 years of experience in marketing, CX, comms, tech, and business development. Passionate about leadership, growth, and all things futurism -plus coffee āļø
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