Elizabeth Milovidov

Council of Europe, e-Enfance

Law Professor & Digital Parenting Consultant

Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov is a mom to two tech-savvy little boys, a lawyer, law professor and eSafety consultant.

She is a member of the Working Group of experts on Digital Citizenship Education and an independent expert on Digital Parenting and Children and Internet for the Children’s Rights Division of Council of Europe.

She is an advisor on European Cooperation and International Projects for e-Enfance, a French online child protection association providing support to parents and children in the digital age.

Her core work involves researching solutions for parenting in the digital age and she has authored several guides and workbooks for parents, moderates a Facebook community for parents and is the founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com. a website and community with resources for parents.

Articles

September 20, 2021

The Back to School Family Challenge

Across the United States, children have gone back to school and we are slowly seeing temperatures dropping as cooler weather approaches. Parents and caregivers may be feeling a bit overwhelmed as they wonder how this new school year will be compared to last year.
March 31, 2021

Three Quick Remote-Living Ideas for Your Digital Families

As remote learning, remote working and remote life continues around the world, many parents are looking for ways to get schoolwork done in optimal conditions. It is true that many of us did not expect the pandemic to continue as long as it has, but parents are getting creative in ways to support their families.
February 24, 2021

Online Spaces and Resources about Black Americans

It’s Black History Month and I wanted to highlight all the fabulous things that Black Americans are doing in online spaces as well as phenomenal online resources about Black Americans.
March 31, 2020

Sadfishing: Identification, Prevention and Response

Sadfishing is a relatively new term coined by Rebecca Reid in January of 2019. Rebecca created the word after reading a social media post by a famous influencer who posted about her problems (acne) online followed by glamourous photos of her solutions (paid brand sponsorship of skincare products).
March 17, 2020

Online Challenges: Prevention and Responses

Online stunts and challenges can vary from the very silly to the very dangerous, and yet they provide participants and viewers a shared bonding experience. Participants can tag their friends when they complete a challenge or share via word of mouth at school or on campus.
April 10, 2019

DigiLitEY's Smart Parenting

As an American, based in Europe, I am fortunate enough to see some of the best resources on two continents and I spend a good percentage of my time curating the best content for digital parents no matter where they are located.
March 27, 2019

The 5 C's of Digital Parenting

The first quarter of 2019 has begun with a variety of digital parenting concerns that would seem to be the perfect recipe for confusion and despair for parents and caregivers.
February 27, 2019

Black History Month: Notable Achievements in STEM

The month of February is coming to a close and I wanted to end Black History month with one final celebration of the successes of Black Americans in the United States.
February 18, 2016

College-bound Students: Create a Positive Digital Footprint

It is never too late to clean-up your digital footprint or to create a positive digital identity and reputation and the following steps can get you started:
December 9, 2015

Different houses, different tech rules

August 6, 2015

3 Steps for Back-To-School Digital Success

Expert advice on how to guide your child to use technology wisely for learning and beyond.
July 2, 2015

Transition to Summer

With Activities, Humor and a Charger

Great advice on how to keep tech in check during long summer days.
March 9, 2015

5 Reasons to Put Coding on Your To-Do List

Have you ever considered learning how to code? Check out these 5 reasons why computer programming and website development are valuable tools for everyone to know.
March 2, 2015

Healthy Screen Time Limits for the Whole Family

How can a responsible digital parent ensure that her children are getting the most of out screen usage while reducing the side effects of too much screen time? Dr. Milovidov breaks down the expert advice and offers some take-aways.
January 12, 2015

Educational Games for Students Grades PreK-8th

Despite what some may think, there is a place for games when it comes to education. See the breakdown of age-appropriate online games for students.

Events

November 18, 2020

FOSI 2020 Annual Conference

July 1, 2020

Gaming in Lockdown: Achieving Safety and Balance in Online Play

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