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SafeEyes looks like a great tool for families who want an all-in-one solution to their Internet accountability and filtering needs. At $49.95 a year I think it's priced just right for parents who want to be confident that their children will not come across objectionable material on the Internet.

This week's episode is part 2 of an interview with Jay Ryan. We talk about patents and the implications they have on software and computer technology.

This week I deviate from my schedule and talk about copyright and the homeschooler. In addition, I review the products offered at Homeschool Astronomy.

This week's episode is an interview with Jay Ryan. We talk about patents and the implications they have on software and computer technology.

Today on The Wired Homeschool I provide you with a feature review of X3 Watch and compare it with Covenant Eyes. While this is not a feature-to-feature comparison I think it will provide you with enough information to decide which product would be best for you to use.

Some thoughts on September 11, 2001 and the current events regarding the Koran burning.

On this week's episode of The Wired Homeschool, I'll discuss some of the features of Covenant Eyes and why I only use the monitoring and accountability features of it rather than the content filter.

Listen in as I talk about the new iPods and iTV being released by Apple.

This week's podcast was supposed to be a feedback episode but I didn't receive any. Instead, I decided to cover a few technews items that I thought would be interesting to homeschoolers.

Today on Jesus Geek I have part 2 of an interview I did with Roland Mann. Roland used to be Managing Editor of the Malibu Comics division at Marvel.

Internet filtering and accountability software are some of the greatest weapons in the homeschoolers arsenal in fighting against the onslaught of objectionable content that sometimes seems to seek out your family and can ruin your homeschooling experience.

Today on Jesus Geek I have part 1 of an interview I did with Roland Mann. Roland used to be Managing Editor of the Malibu Comics division at Marvel.

PC maintenance is essential for making sure you have a smooth-running computer. Today on The Wired Homeschool I discuss the necessary hardware maintenance that everyone should be doing to keep their computer healthy.

PC maintenance is essential for making sure you have a smooth-running computer. Today on The Wired Homeschool I discuss the necessary software maintenance that everyone should be doing to keep their computer healthy.

In this week’s podcast I announce the winner of the WordCross contest. I also provide you with another code word for the Summer of Podcasts II contest. Also, if you’re wondering why there was no podcast week then listen in. I also provide a tip for using the software gate in GarageBand. Links mentioned in [...]

Today’s podcast is a feedback episode. I respond to feedback from listeners and talk a little about subscribing to the podcast and other features of the website.

Purchasing a computer can be confusing. Should it be a Mac or a PC? Laptop or desktop? In this episode of The Wired Homeschool I'll give you some tips for helping you make the right decision.

Facebook is another social media website homeschoolers can utilize to connect with like-minded home educators. Unlike Twitter, Facebook let's you interact more with others through chatting and applications. Facebook is all about sharing your information and interests with the world.

After an unexpected hiatus, I’m back with some tech news and suggestions for getting those ID3 tags just right when producing a podcast with MP3Tag. I also give out the code word for the Summer of Podcasts contest and the WordCross iPad contest.

Twitter is one of the many social media tools that homeschoolers can use in the home school to not only connect with other homeschoolers but also learn about other homeschooling opportunities.

What is a 'wired homeschool' and what can you expect from this new podcast?

Yo, dawg! This podcast is ending. Oh, snap!

Could you go a month without coffee? What about Java? Find out the answer to this question and more in this week's episode.

This is a promo for a new podcast I'm starting in July. Feel free to share and play in your podcast if you're so inclined.

This week's episode talks about the future of this podcast. You'll want to listen in and here where things are going.