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Artificial Intelligence and the Rise of Misinformation
Lately, we've been reading more and more about the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the news. Conversational programs like ChatGPT and Microsoft's Copilot are being used to assist in creating texts, articles, social media posts, and lately, even visual content such as images and videos.
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"It's worth trying - recommendations for parents to help teenagers overcome procrastination
As the end of the grading period approaches, children and teenagers in schools face a large volume of assessments, causing increased stress for both teenagers and parents. Additional learning difficulties arise when a teenager frequently procrastinates.
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Tis the season to be jolly - with less screen time
Most adults think of the holidays as a time for family gatherings filled with food, fun and good conversations. On the other hand, children and teens tend to think of the holidays in terms of freedom - no bedtimes, practices, school or homework and plenty of free time – and opportunities to have some more fun in front of screens. How to find a healthy balance between the two?
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Set an example, show your true self #NoFilter
What is considered beautiful and attractive? What are the beauty trends among youth? What or who are they inspired by? Do trend-setters really look like shown on social media? Do they really have the perfect lives they portray online?
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What characteristics make up the best competitive video game players?
A gamer's journey may start in his or her room playing their favourite video game, but it takes much more than that to become successful player and to progress to the highest levels of competition. So what qualities make up the best competitive video game players?
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The attention economy: How are the most profitable companies in human history free for use?
Many of the most popular platforms - Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and Google - are free to use. Yet these are some of the most profitable companies of our time. So how do they make profit?
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How social media hacks our brain?
Social media presents a special case of persuasive technology where psychological levers are poked and prodded again and again, often without our conscious awareness. Here are some of the most prominent examples.
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Mental health, digital burnout and digital addiction in the NFT space
NFT projects are on the rise and we come across many stories about quick success and high earnings. The thought of financial opportunity that can change life for the better is appealing to many and it’s often the reason why one enters the web3 or the metaverse and becomes part of a project or owner of an NFT in a from of NFT collection or 1/1 artwork.
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Effective training - how to improve your performance in game?
To get the most out of their training, players need to learn to effectively balance the cycles of stress (training) and rest.
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Parent self-care - the role of parents during adolescent stage
"You’re so annoying!"
"No one in my class has limits on screen time, they can just use their phone whenever they want!"
"You’re the most annoying parents ever!"
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Family media plan - the what, the why and the how?
The key to the balanced use of digital media is to create family rules about the use of technology - when, how much time, and what kind of content. Until now our website visitors have successfully created more than 180 family plans that help with keeping family e-rules.
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LogOut Week 2021 - They took our love on the way over here, they won’t give it back, no matter how I feel…
These are the lyrics of this year’s anthem of our Logout Week. Partly for fun and partly serious the word Love in the text stands for all the digital devices that our youngsters had to give away on the train ride from Ljubljana to Radeče. For as soon as the devices were given away, our 6-day camp full of adventures, meeting new people and logging off began.