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Ask the Experts—WebinarsLearned Behavior: How Youth Digital Life Shapes Moral Development
What do parents need to know about how experiences with digital media shape youth moral and social development, as well as how they apply their morals online and offline?
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Ask the Experts—WebinarsRaising Independent Thinkers in the Age of AI
Is AI use impacting the development of resilience, critical thinking, creativity, academic integrity, and intellectual curiosity in today’s youth? What happens to forming one’s own identity as a thinker when easy answers are just a few keyboard taps away?
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Ask the Experts—WebinarsGrowing Up Online: Understanding Youth Internet Trends, Subcultures, and Relationships
Where and how are children and teens spending their time online, and what is the nature of the cultures and relationships they are forming there? How are these affecting their offline development and sense of self?
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Ask the Experts—ShortsImportance of Screen-Free Interactions in Early Childhood
From the #AskTheExperts webinar “Early Childhood Mental Health and Digital Media”
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Ask the Experts—WebinarsOn Boredom: Screen Time, Free Time, and Child Development
What *is* boredom exactly and what role does it play in cognition and development?
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Ask the Experts—ShortsHistorical Perceptions of Empty Time and Boredom
From #AskTheExperts webinar “ On Boredom: Screen Time, Free Time, and Child Development”
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Ask the Experts—WebinarsEngaged for Change: Youth, Digital Spaces, and Social Movements
How is digital media providing unique ways for youth to advocate for more positive outcomes for themselves and their peers?
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Ask the Experts—ShortsFace-to-Face Interactions vs Screen-Based Connections
From #AskTheExperts webinar "PITR, IKR?: Youth and Communication in the Digital Age"
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Ask the Experts—ShortsTechnology and Intolerance for Solitude
From #AskTheExperts webinar "PITR, IKR?: Youth and Communication in the Digital Age"
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Ask the Experts—ShortsPositive Parenting Strategies for Minimizing Tech Use
From #AskTheExperts webinar "Mirror, Mirror, in My Palm: Girls and Media"