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SUMMARY:Gaming in Lockdown: Achieving Safety and Balance in Online Play
DESCRIPTION:The full discussion between Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov\, Laura Higgins and Dr. Michael Rich can be viewed here. \nOn July 1st\, FOSI hosted a discussion on gaming\, digital parenting\, and children’s wellbeing.  \nModerated by digital parenting expert Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov\, this webinar covered the impacts of the pandemic on screen use\, how kids are continuing to connect socially online through games\, and tips for parents who are looking to create structure around technology use at home. Laura Higgins\, Director of Community Safety and Digital Civility at Roblox provided key findings from their recent survey on how teens are experiencing online conversations and friendships during the pandemic\, and how the platform approaches safety practices. Dr. Michael Rich of Ask the Mediatrician spoke to the emerging trends seen in kids’ media use during lockdown\, highlighting the importance of parents being good digital role models and joining in with their kids’ online activities themselves.  \nFurther resources mentioned during this session included: \n \nDr. Milovidov’s Digital Parenting Community Facebook GroupThe Family Digital Wellness Guide via the Center on Child and Media HealthDigital Safety\, Civility and Wellbeing at Roblox
URL:https://fosi.org/event/gaming-lockdown-achieving-safety-and-balance-online-play/
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SUMMARY:FOSI Briefs the Hill - Misinformation and the Importance of Media Literacy
DESCRIPTION:The full webinar discussion can be viewed here. \nIn July 2020\, the stories leading our news cycle have immediate impacts on public health\, social dynamics\, and the state of democracy in the face of an upcoming US election. The ways in which information on these topics has been disseminated shows how easily false and misleading coverage can spread online\, making it difficult to prioritize safety and accuracy. The current highly charged social atmosphere has exemplified why it is so vital to combat the spread of misinformation\, especially when it comes to our youngest tech-savvy citizens. Some schools have begun to teach digital literacy as part of an academic curriculum\, encouraging students to think more critically about the media they consume.  \nThis FOSI Briefs the Hill event explored how media literacy is currently taught\, what improvements are needed\, as well as international approaches and roles of parents\, governments and non-profits. Experts on this panel discussed the need to develop positive online habits\, and how to teach digital citizenship and media literacy to the next generation.  \nFeatured speakers included: \n \n\nTessa Jolls\, Center for Media Literacy\, Moderator\nMatthew Johnson\, MediaSmarts\nLindsey Kerr\, U.S. Senate Committee on Rules & Administration\nSonia Livingstone\, London School of Economics\nDewayne McClary\, Digital Promise
URL:https://fosi.org/event/fosi-briefs-hill-misinformation-and-importance-media-literacy/
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