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Changing our Thinking on how Children use Social Media During
As parents, we restrict kids' device usage. But, during COVID-19 era, we should relax this. Screens are how kids are connecting & maintaining friendships.
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With Social Distancing in Effect, Try Social Media “Gathering” Instead!
Because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), medical professionals are recommending social distancing. I am recommending using Social Media "Gathering" instead!
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News & Tips: MegaBreach, Non-Private Tweets – What To Do
2019 news of a "MegaBreach" & non-private Twitter messages - this type of security hack affects us all. Learn the details & how to better protect yourself.
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We Must Be Citizens of Humanity Before Citizen Journalists
Human-instigated tragedies around the world have made me realize we need to be citizens of humanity instead of citizen journalists.
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7 Tips for Facebook Messenger for Back to School, Students
Facebook Messenger offers a variety of features that students and parents might find particularly helpful for Back to School and during the school year.
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TheSmartTalk.org Makes a Social & Digital Safety Contract for Families
Having a family conversation about social media and being a digital citizen is incredibly important. TheSmartTalk.org offers a great way to do this!
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My Views on Blogging, Influencers & Brands – Interview with
Imperial Leisure recently published an interview I (Michael Sheehan) had with them regarding my views on blogging, influencers & brands. Read the interview.
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Online, It’s Really All about “Me” So Protect It –
Nowadays, developing a digital reputation is critical, but just as important is its maintenance. #MentorME campaign aims to show how key this is.
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Don’t Restrict Your Child’s Smartphone, Instead Discover via Monitoring with
Instead of restricting children's smartphone usage, use AT&T Smart Limits to monitor and make discoveries for later discussion. Here's how.
