Crossposted from Neurodiversity NPO. Read the full article here. Neurodiversity at Work: Transforming every sphere of society for neurodivergent people This essay is based on the dialogue from our...
Over several months in 2025 and 2026, Dr. Roderic Crooks, Associate Professor of Informatics at UC Irvine, and Michelle Ciccone, PhD candidate in Communication at UMass Amherst, held a sustained...
We are in the midst of a public reckoning about the relationship between technology and youth well-being. Concerns about harmful influences of social media have accelerated with the growth of...
“In the information environments that young people spend a lot of their time, they’re constantly engaging with AI and machine learning in ways that surpass the expertise of their...
“What we don’t know how to do is help build connections more equitably between mentors and kids. [How to] help young people reflect on what’s important to them for...
Teen services librarians have been innovating and spreading connected learning approaches ever since the framework was first developed. This post describes how the Coventry (RI) Public Library has put connected...
Teen services librarians have been innovating and spreading connected learning approaches ever since the framework was first developed. This post describes how the Memphis (TN) Public Library has put connected...
Racially and economically segregated schools across the United States have hosted many interventions from commercial digital education technology (edtech) companies who promise their products will rectify the failures of public...
Teen mental health and wellbeing struggles have been in the public eye, but contrary to most headlines, banning social media isn’t the solution. A recent report by the National Academies...
Over the past 125 years, since the advent of applications for radio and film strips in schools – and on through television, terminal computers, personal computers, smartboards, tablets, laptops and...
