Earn a Surface Tablet For Your Child’s School for FREE with Bing Rewards! #AdFreeSearch
This post was sponsored by Bing. All thoughts are genuinely my own.
Having a Kindergartener is full of new experiences. One of those experiences is watching him learn how to use a computer, both for fun and for school homework.
Those learning experiences also come with a learning curve.
Since learning how to use a computer, things often get moved around, clicked on and before we know it there are a million ads popping up on our computer. It’s frustrating for us as parents, but it’s even more frustrating and distracting for my child when all he wants to do is his homework and there are a bunch of ads coming up asking him to click.
This is why I’m so excited to learn about the #adfreesearch initiative from Bing to remove all ads from the classroom!
Bing in the Classroom removes ads and blocks searches from being used for personalized advertising for all Bing searches done through the school’s network, making Bing the only major search engine to provide a search offering tailored specifically for the classroom.
Support Your Child’s School With The Bing Reward Program
The Bing Rewards program allows you to earn credits towards Surface tablets for a school of your choice simply by signing up and searching with Bing.
Bing makes it easy to see how many rewards credits a school has earned and you can also search zip codes to see how many other people are contributing!
Click here to support your child’s school with Bing Rewards!
- Simply click on the “Find your school” map in the lower right corner of the page.
- Enter your school’s zip code and select the name of your school via the dropdown menu and select “find”
- Select the “Support your school” section and click on the Try it now, FREE! section.
- Create a Microsoft account and stay signed in as you search to earn Bing credits!
I’m very excited to see Andrew move up into first grade and it makes me relieved as a parent to know that he has such valuable tools at school. It makes me even more relieved to know that I don’t have to worry about what is popping up in his search results at school.
The free tablet is a cool incentive. I love the idea of ad free time for my son when he’s using the computer.
What a cool program. My son gets frustrated with pop ups. He just wants to keep going and the ads get in the way.
What a great campaign for kids. this would be great in the classroom
Bing is great. It’s awesome you can support your childs school by doing something so simple.
Such a great program! I’m going to check this out.
What a great way to help the classroom. I know at my kids school they love to use tablets as teaching devices.
I love this! There are so many great sites online to help kids learn, but the pop ups and ads make me very nervous. So cool!
This is great! I am a teacher and have never heard of this before!
I love that Bing is doing this! My child’s school has to fundraise for their electronics so this would be great for them to try and earn!
I love this! What a great idea!
What a great campaign idea. Bing in the classroom would be awesome.
Great way to encourage reading AND give back to our schools! I love this campaign
I think this is a fantastic idea and would love to see all ads out of the reach of young children. They see enough of that on TV. I also would love to see people support Bing more so that there are more choices and options on the internet.
I have heard of Bing Rewards, but I didn’t realize you could use it to support your school. That is a great option!
Children are exposed to so many commercial messages, it is nice to think that they can escape them while trying to learn at school.
Love bing. I did the bing it on challenge last year and it changed me. Happy to support the endeavor to rid schools
Of ads!
I am a teacher and would love one of these for my classroom. I can’t get my hands on enough technology for my first graders. They love it!
It’s great that Bing removes ads. They can be confusing enough for adults, it would be terrible for a child to accidentally click on an ad and wind up on the wrong kind of site.
I think Bing Rewards sounds great, what a great way to help our schools, teachers and kids by helping technology get to them.
I just really, really love that they’re doing this. We all search all the time, so it’s just an easy, easy way to help our schools.
I love when companies get involved with classrooms in a good way! The internet can be a scary place- good to know Bing is helping protect our kids.
It is great what Bing is doing for technology in schools.
I love this! I have 3 kids and they often use electronics. I am always afraid of the ads that may pop up. I love Bing for schools!
What a great idea! I honestly think Bing comes up with better search results then Google anyway.
All I can say is, “Thank you, Bing.” I know how annoying those pop ups are for me. It is doubly confusing for a child just learning. What a thoughtful program.
I think this amazing. It’s great that kids can search without being distracted by ads. I think it will help them want to search more and they will end up learning more this way. Great job Bing!
I love this! When I was teaching with 35 kids in the class, it was hard to make sure they were where they were allowed to be on the internet.
What a great contest! I know our kids’ schools would love a new tablet for class.
That is WAY cool! I’m always interested in whatever initiative is going on that benefits our local schools. Our school is very small and I know they can use any help they can get.
This is so great for schools. I love that Bing does the ad free searches. You never know what could pop up with searches. Great for kids!
Schools most definitely need to use Bing so kids won’t run into spammy ads. #noadsearch
Isn’t it? I love that companies like Bing are doing great things to enhance children’s learning experiences while keeping them safe. Thanks for sharing it with your sister!
Same with my little one. I remember being in school and using those old Macintosh computers with Oregon Trail LOL I’m showing my age here…
It definitely is! Visit the links and you can encourage your schools to use Bing and their #noadsearch :)
This is such an awesome initiative. I have to tell my sister about it.
BING is making some cool strides in schools. I know when Red is of age, things will have changed even more.
I am not sure what my kids use in their school, but I think they still use Google to be honest. Sounds like Bing is a great alternative.