Clark Ren¹, Yu Sun² and Fangyan Zhang³, ¹Northwood high school, USA, ²California State Polytechnic University, USA and ³ASML, USA

As more and more students get access to computers to aid them in their studies, they also gain access to machines that can play games, which can negatively affect a student's academic performance. However, it is also debated that playing video games could also positively affect a student’s academic performance. In order to address both sides of the argument, we can create an app that limits the amount of time a student has to play games while not completely removing the ability for students to play games.

Parental Control, Smart System, Digital Games, Web Service