Toon time: App shows flip side of child’s play at CES

Using a simple interface, children can draw pictures, overlay them in frames and then animate them easily. ‘Children now want to create their own unique narratives rather than follow someone else’s,’ says Karina Bessoudo, vice-president of Toon Boom. ‘They take ownership over content and are active rather than passive.’

This is a great marker for how young children are digitally creating the world around them. For more insights from International CES, look out for our forthcoming review, coming soon to the Shows section.