At N4GM, we believe the best insights about kids’ coding and AI-learning apps come from the people actually using them — parents, teachers, and EdTech professionals. This page explains how we collect and feature real-world experiences, and what standards we hold contributions to.
Editorial Integrity Statement
We only feature verified, specific, real-world observations. Every submission is manually reviewed by our editorial team before it appears on any article. We do not publish content in exchange for links, payment, or promotional consideration of any kind.
What We Accept
- Screenshots of app interfaces, code output, or in-app activity (no identifiable people in the image).
- Specific, detailed observations — what worked, what didn’t, how a child or class responded.
- Honest, first-hand experience from actual use of the app or tool.
- Optional Your name, role, and a link to your website or professional profile for credit.
What We Reject
- Privacy Violations: Any photo or video showing a child’s face or other identifying information.
- Low-Quality Content: Generic, vague, or clearly AI-generated submissions.
- Link Building Schemes: Submissions that read as link-insertion requests rather than genuine experience-sharing.
- Promotional Content: Marketing pitches or promotional copy disguised as user experience.
Link Policy
Credit links included with approved submissions are set to nofollow by default. In rare cases, our editorial team may extend a dofollow credit to a verified professional (e.g., a published EdTech researcher or established educator) whose contribution adds significant, well-documented value. This is an editorial exception, not a guarantee, and is never offered in exchange for a submission.
Ready to share your experience? We’d love to feature it.
Submit Your Experience →Questions about a submission? Reach out at [[email protected]].