I’m honored to present with Gaggle on this extremely important topic! Details below: During the pandemic, an alarming new trend has emerged: Students are sharing
It was an honor to present on- What is Your Child Watching Online in collaboration with Mountain Youth Community. To view the entire presentation- CLICK
Gen Z flexing its muscles with the Tech Industry: Is that a good thing? For all the criticisms of Gen Z having short attention spans
I am all for taking up a cause and standing behind a call to action, especially when it involves children. I also have this love
LIKE is an IndieFlix Original documentary that explores the impact of social media on our lives and the effects of technology on the brain. The goal of the
It’s that time of the year again and although it is the season of family, joy, and giving, if you have a child of a
It can be difficult to know if your child is using dangerous apps and what the consequences might be. “In 2013, a twelve-year-old girl was
Over the past few years, social media challenges like the Tide Pod, Cinnamon, Ice and Bird Box Challenge have surfaced. While wildly popular with teens,
Dr. Lisa Strohman on the five ways we can create a healthier relationship with technology. Click the link below to gain access for all of
Technology: Fun or Detrimental? It’s fair to say technology for teens is fun and allows them to stay connected to family and friends. But, can
Technology Overload Do your tweens or teenagers reach for their technology the minute they wake up in the morning, have technology with them all throughout
How It Began -Digital Footprint “Did you know the computer was born not for entertainment or email but out of a need to solve a
It’s the holiday season! People of all ages give each other gifts and reach out to show appreciation, gratitude, and compassion for others. Let’s face it, giving makes us happy! A recent
It’s important to recognize when your kids get stressed. Stick to routines and schedule technology-free downtime of 15-30 minutes each day, so kids can read, draw, listen
Five Travel Tips for The Holidays If you have ever forgotten or misplaced a device, you’re in good company. Lots of people forget to retrieve their devices from
Remember when you first learned how to echo? Maybe you were on a hike and your voice reflected off a wall or mountain. Maybe you
Live streaming– Teens and adults are using it more and more to broadcast, chat, share and follow one another. But let’s take a look at the
Are you involved with kids safety online, especially when it comes to YouTube? If so, what tips could you offer other parents about keeping kids safe on
