Sydney Morning Herald: We are all exhausted. While we can blame COVID-19, almost everything we have experienced about the pandemic has been mediated by technology. Our tiredness is less about the coronavirus and more about the technology uses we have adopted because of it.
The Conversation: We may want to follow China’s ruling to reduce video game play to 3 hours per week. Will it work in family homes?
ABC: Last year the shift to online learning changed schools. As we head into a new school year, the question is where to now.
Sydney Morning Herald: I was asked my thoughts on a footy player in hot water with a n explicit video emerging of him. My response is that its not just a cautionary tale for the famous, exploitative video is rife on the internet, and all of us can be swept up in it, and victimised by it.
News24: The majority of young people now share lots of things online that many adults question and feel uncomfortable about. Heres why they feel free to share so much.
The Conversation: Every time a child goes online they potentially enter an environment of online celebrity bashing, judgemental knee-jerk reactions & toxic negativity. It may not be targeting them but as bystanders it normalises ‘hate”.
Latest research show 20-40% of travel reviews are fake. This even surprised me! Here’s tips on how to spot the real from the fake
Does killing animals in a video game have a different impact on children to killing people in games?
It is likely many children have viewed the very distressing video of a man committing suicide as it has been circulating for over a week on social sites & messaging services for more than a week. What to do as a parent. A very important read.
Originally published here TikTok has become a hot political potato. Does this mean that our children who use this video-sharing app are they at risk? Should parents be worried? If you’re a parent here are the issues. Never has […]
