Mindless scrolling and fast-forwarding through digital content to avoid boredom can backfire. Here are 4 tips to manage boredom without going right to your phone. Key Points: Boredom signals the... read more →
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... read more →
Laws to regulate social media use by kids are popping up everywhere. Unlikely to achieve their stated goals, they may even cause harm by leaving our kids less prepared for... read more →
It's easy to underestimate the importance of media literacy. Media literacy isn't just about evaluating media content, although that's important. Media literacy is a set of tools that promote critical... read more →
It's easy to blame the tools. This story in the Baltimore Sun (Alleged murder plot described as parents, police step up efforts to protect teens) will be one of many... read more →
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.