Onomojis® Founder Sarah O’Hanlan Beasley Onomojis introduces digital icons for onomatopoeia into every-day communication Greenville, S.C. (June 11, 2019) – Local businesswoman Sarah O’Hanlan Beasley recently exhibited in the 2019 Las Vegas Licensing Expo to launch the...

Around the world, community and commerce occur over digital platforms as a default. Consequently, these interpersonal events increasingly rely on digital icons to enhance abbreviated conversations. For youth to be prepared for future business and social activities on...

Onomojis introduces digital icons for onomatopoeia into every-day communication Las Vegas, N.V. (June 3, 2019) – The new Onomojis® brand will launch this week at the 2019 Licensing Expo in Las Vegas. Inspired by the literary term “Onomatopoeia,” Sarah Beasley and her...

Are emojis good for kids? Are emojis setting children back?  These are common concerns that parents and educators have. Yes, emojis can be good for kids and yes, they can help enhance their emotional development. What matters is when and how adults structure the way kids engage with emojis.

The word may feel silly as it rolls off the tongue, but onomatopoeia serves a serious purpose. Present in every spoken language, “noise words” help hearing-abled humans in communication. Here are three important purposes of onomatopoeia in English and Language Arts....

“Kid lit” market leaders have encouraged technology trends in children’s literature. The movement may seem counter intuitive. Aren’t we trying to get our kids to spend more time reading and less time on screens? However, incorporating the digital world into the...