Are you constantly glued to your phone, computer, or tablet? Discover if you're truly a digital addict by taking our 20-question quiz!



In this video, we'll guide you through a series of questions designed to reveal the...

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant presence of digital devices in your life? It’s time for a digital detox. Join Josh from Onward Well as we explore how taking a break from your devices can reduce stress and improve your mental...

Greg’s kids are allowed on their digital devices until lunch time and, because of this, they often spend their weekend mornings glued to a screen. Is this bad for their mental and social development? Greg brings this question to Prof....

New research shows blue light from smartphones and tablets may be negatively affecting vision.

Christopher Weiss has been the Principal of Riverside School in Greenwich CT since 2012. He was previously assistant principal of Wolfpit Elementary School in Norwalk, CT.



Weiss also serves as a part-time education...

Using a series of age appropriate scenarios, this video will help Students will lthat anything they post online is public and permanent. They will come to understand that any digital information is never truly gone even after deleting it.

Linah Anyango is a science teacher formerly of Mombasa, Kenya. Linah now teaches at Regis School Runda, Kenya's only National Curriculum School built to International Standards. She is a top 50 finalist for the Global Teacher Prize.

On Gravitas Plus with Molly Gambhir:<br/>
Are you becoming a digital dopam<br/>ine addict?
What<br/> is digital dopamine?
How can <br/>you take control of your devices?
Do you need digital detoxing?

A recent study, led by a Canadian scientist, suggests that toddlers given digital devices in response to an outburst don't learn how to manage their negative emotions and show poorer anger and frustration management skills a year later.

Child psychiatry researchers say handing kids digital devices, like iPads, every time they have a tantrum could lead to future issues. One new study links too much screen time to emotional and anger management problems.

Excessive screen time has been linked to cognitive decline and digital dementia. This video reveals the health impacts of digital dementia and provides prevention strategies. It also discusses the negative effects of tech overuse on...

WS Two businessmen working on digital divices in front of a wall.

WS Two businessmen working on digital divices in front of a wall.

A new bill could do away with daylight savings shifts in the U.S. — but that might cause some other problems.