Student confidence is a prime issue with online learning. In my own research & many discussions I’ve had with students in the last few days, there is an overall apprehension by them in shifting online. Some of the concerns by […]
Student confidence is a prime issue with online learning. In my own research & many discussions I’ve had with students in the last few days, there is an overall apprehension by them in shifting online. Some of the concerns by […]
Staying home more, means more time online. With COVID-19 school shutdowns, work-from-home directives, sport and event closures, I have a list of resources to help families and schools navigate children’s technology use in this unpredictable time. Whether you have children […]
As the biological infection continues to spread at a rampant rate, we are also battling the rampant spread of misinformation online.
The bushfires however have provided an optimistic glimpse of what social media is at its best. Here’s our glimpse of for the way forward in our technology use.
ABC: If you’ve got kids with phones this is a great way to use technology to build family togetherness.
This article was originally published in The Sydney Morning Herald Big Bird and the time when we understood being a kid Dr Joanne Orlando Sesame Street’s Big Bird conjures up images of innocent, wholesome childhood play. In contrast, young kid’s […]
It’s a fine line between wanting your child to enjoy their new technology gift and making sure that they don’t use it too much!
ABC: Setting up social media accounts for your baby and child has become popular. The pros and cons you should know.
The Conversation: If you have kids, chances are you’ve worried about their presence on social media. Five experts (including me) were asked if social media is damaging to children and teens.
Many of us feel like we are addicted to our phones. Is it the design of the phones or is it us? I consider both options in this article.