May
11
If your child is online, their digital footprint is already being created, and their online reputation is being formed. Why Digital Reputations Matter A big part of our world is online and will continue to be so, whether it’s social connection, entertainment, inspiration, professional pursuits, or problem-solving. The first impression...
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Apr
23
With over 50% of 11-year-olds already owning smartphones, tweens are not too young to learn effective digital literacy practices to safely navigate their digital world. Key Points: Tweens face emotional and social developmental challenges moving from childhood to adolescence which can be amplified in a socially connected world. Digital literacy...
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Apr
08
The screen fatigue and digital eye strain of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) are common but preventable. Are you at risk? KEY POINTS CVS isn’t one specific problem--it includes a whole range of eye strain and discomfort. Digital eye strain affects adults and kids, especially if lighting and posture are less...
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Mar
16
Coding prepares kids to be better problem-solvers in the real world, by developing critical thinking encouraging creativity, and boosting self-esteem. Key Points Coding nurtures problem-solving and creativity in kids. Young coders gain early math and literacy foundations through non-tech play. Middle childhood coding bolsters logical and team skills. Teen coding...
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Mar
11
Granfluencers are challenging social media norms and gaining millions of followers on TikTok by sharing joy, offering wisdom with a dash of humor, and being themselves. Key Points: There has been a 57% rise in Boomers on TikTok since 2021 Granfluencers' warmth, authenticity, and positivity engage followers of all ages...
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Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.