▶️ 3 minute summary of the Digital Wellbeing hub
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For many years, our teacher platform has included settings designed to help students develop healthy and appropriate digital habits. As parents, carers and teachers ourselves, the wellbeing of every child matters deeply to us.
To make these settings easier to find and tailor to your students, we’ve brought them together in one place: the Digital Wellbeing Hub on the teacher site.
Digital Wellbeing Hub
Privacy Settings - by default, everything is set to the most private options. Read more.
Activity Limits - help parents and carers by setting 'hours of operation' and play limits outside of school to prevent students playing too early, too late or too much. Read more about curfew and the daily play limit.
Shop settings - to maintain focus on answering questions, close the avatar shop during school hours and/or outside school hours. There's also an override if you need to quickly open or close the shop for 2 hours. Read more.
'Take a break' reminder - this is a system setting, not one that teachers can change, which displays a message to each student when they have played 30 mins in a day. Read more.
Much like the rest of the TTRS experience, new tools and features are planned for the Digital Wellbeing hub.
What TT Rock Stars does NOT do
While we can highlight areas of the website to demonstrate what has been built, the following list outlines deliberate decisions not to implement certain features.
TTRS does not:
Provide an area to chat, message, ping, meet or share other users.
Reveal another player's location or school belonging.
Use gambling-esque devices that randomise rewards.
Display irrelevant graphics during gameplay. It's colourful not gimmicky.
Offer ingame rewards for longevity of play or play streaks.
Display in-game ads nor gather data for marketing purposes.
Have external links in the app.