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Here's another episode for Activity Directors in senior living environments. In this episode you'll learn about things you can do to prevent the theft or abuse of the Echo. Wall Mounts, desk mounts, plexiglass, restriction plates, and a whole lot more are discussed in this episode.

In this episode we'll talk about locking down the Amazon Echo for Parents. If you'd like to prevent abuse or adult content from coming up on your Amazon Echo this is the episode for you. Or if you want to prevent little Johnny from buying an Xbox using the family Echo, this too, is the episode for you.

Would you like to restrict purchasing, phone calls, explicit videos, or explicit songs from being utilized by just anyone who walks up to your Amazon Echo. Learn how in this episode. This episode is especially designed with Activity Directors in mind who coordinate programs and services for seniors an may want to use the Echo as a public kiosk tool.

In this episode you'll learn about a feature developed by Amazon in conjunction with the CDC (Centers for Disease Control). This allows you to triage symptoms and circumstances to give you a better idea if you're at a high ricks of having contracted COVID-19. In different regions of the world Amazon has drawn on other public health resources. Learn more about this feature in this episode.

Did you know your Echo can give you cleaning and sanitizing tips? Well it can. In this episode you'll learn how to surface those tips and become a cleaning ninja!

In this episode we geek out a bit with some Science Fiction features on your Amazon Echo.

Are you an Activity Director at a senior living facility? If so you might find the video conferencing features in the Echo tremendously helpful. Learn more in this episode. This serves as part two of of a multipart series about how the Amazon Echo can be used in senior living environments.

How might Activity Directors put the Amazon Echo to work for them, in aiding the seniors they serve in assisted living environments? Learn more about how the Echo can serve as a public kiosk in these sorts of environments.

Do you enjoy listening or watching TED Talks? If so, then this is the skill for you. Do it from your Echo now!