Live workshops for schools, churches & parent groups

Raising kids in a digital world is hard. You don't have to do it alone.

Since 2013, the Digital Parenting Workshop has equipped thousands of families with practical tools to guide their children's digital lives — with confidence, not fear.

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13+Years teaching
100+Workshops delivered
1,000sParents equipped
What we cover

Straight answers to the questions parents actually ask

Every workshop is built around the real decisions families face — not scare tactics, and not a lecture about deleting the internet.

Phones & First Devices

When your child is ready, how to set the device up well, and the family agreements that make it stick.

Parental Controls

Hands-on walkthroughs of Screen Time, Family Link, router filtering, and the settings that genuinely matter.

Social Media & Apps

What kids are really using this year, which risks deserve your attention, and how to start the conversation.

Healthy Family Habits

Building a home culture around technology — sleep, screen limits, and leading by example instead of by rule.

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Free resources

Download it, use it, share it

Every resource below is free to download and free to pass along to other families, your school, or your church.

Digital Parenting Plan Digital Home Audit Parent & Child Device Contract DPW Resource Booklet Practical Ways to Control Your Tech Most Dangerous Apps for Kids (Mid-2026)

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Bring the workshop to you

One evening can change how your families handle technology

The Digital Parenting Workshop travels to schools, churches, and parent groups nationwide — and virtually. Dates for 2027 are being scheduled now.

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"The Digital Parenting Workshop has one objective: to help you be a better digital parent."
Chad Landman — Founder
Chad Landman with his wife Bonnie and their three sons
About the workshop

Led by a parent, for parents

It started with a single "internet safety" class in 2013. More than a hundred workshops later, Chad Landman has taught families across the country how to take an active — not fearful — approach to technology at home.

Chad serves as Education Minister at Graymere Church of Christ in Columbia, Tennessee. He and his wife Bonnie have three sons, which means every bit of this material has been field-tested at his own kitchen table.

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