AOL Canada Inc., Children's Technology Workshop and Safe Kids Canada have teamed up to support Online Safety Week, an initiative aimed at teaching parents and kids about the importance of online safety. To kick-off the week, an event for kids, parents, Internet-friendly families, business, scho

What’s the difference between an object and a sprite? When you’re shooting digital animated movies, how many frames per second should you use to smooth the motion? Chances are, if you’re 30, you won’t have a clue how to answer these questions. But Principal Gladys Camp’s gra

When Sam, 12, sits down at his computer, he’s likely to being doing it in the privacy of his bedroom or the basement. His mother Josephine, busy with her own business and teaching part-time, admits that she doesn’t keep a close watch on what he’s doing. “I check on him every now

Jacquie Ellis will be the Regional Director for Children’s Technology Workshop, the first franchise in Calgary. This new franchise will offer the same innovative engineering and technology programs to pre-school and elementary school children that have been offered across Canada, the United Sta

Darryl Reiter, President of Children’s Technology Workshop is pleased to announce Jean-Charles Freimuller as the new Regional Director for Vancouver, British Columbia. This new franchise will offer the same innovative engineering and technology programs to pre-school and elementary school chil

It’s bedtime in the Elumir household and Ekko, 3, is about to negotiate a critical part of her day which book Dad, Errol, will read before lights out. Berenstain Bears ranks number one for Ekko, but it takes some convincing her Dad, who like many parents becomes a little grumpy when he has to

Children’s Technology Workshop founder, Darryl Reiter, is delighted to announce that the company has expanded and will operate in another 7 North American regions this summer. Children’s Technology Workshop Franchises will open the following locations; 3 in Vancouver, up to 7 in Seattl

Children’s Technology Workshop and LEGO Store of Bridgewater will be cooperatively hosting two free Build-a-Bug workshops, during which children between ages 7 and 13 create motorized LEGO based mechanical inchworms, inside the LEGO Store in Bridgewater Commons on October 22 and 29, 2005, betw

Kenny Tai, Nina Adlan and Kevin Chow, from Malaysia, have become Toronto-based Children’s Technology Workshop’s latest franchise partners, it was announced today. The three plan to open a dedicated centre in Kuala Lumpur in early December. They are here in Toronto this week to receive comp

Nicole Kosky of Suwanee, Georgia, has become Toronto-based Children’s Technology Workshop’s latest franchise partner, it was announced today. An Engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Optical Engineering and a MBA in Computer Information Systems, Kosky was drawn to CTWorkshop after doing e