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Monitor on Psychology, November 2017 More than ever before, there is a growing appreciation for psychologists’ expertise, including the research they do to illuminate human behavior and the treatment and insights they provide to improve health and well-being. But of course the field’s capabilities go far beyond research and practice—psychology’s ever-multiplying subfields touch on every …
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Top 10 trends in 2018 in Psychology - understanding human behavior, motivation, and how we make meaning of our lives is being applied to all kinds of technology from from self-driving cars to mobile health-monitoring apps. See the American Psychological Association's review of what to watch in technology and health and well-being.
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7 Steps to Grooming a Reputable Teen | CyberWise | Internet Safety & Digital Literacy| United States
"As human beings we are all hard-wired to connect," says Jerri Lynn Hogg, PhD, Director of Fielding Graduate University's Media Psychology program. "Adolescents are focused on their peer relationships. What is less obvious and important to a teen is the longevity of those posts, texts, and comments and their long term impact."
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"As human beings we are all hard-wired to connect," says Jerri Lynn Hogg, PhD, Director of Fielding Graduate University's Media Psychology program. "Adolescents are focused on their peer relationships. What is less obvious and important to a teen is the longevity of those posts, texts, and comments and their long term impact."
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The Trump FCC is doing everything it can to destroy the open internet — and on July 12, the internet is fighting back.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
A day without the Internet - Free Press along with many high traffic websites such as Amazon are signing on to defend net neutrality. Still not clear if they are shutting down for the day, having slow loading icons, or posting commentary on landing pages. Mark your calendars, July 12th. Should be an interesting day.
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7 Great TED Talks on Autism Teachers Should Not Miss ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Ms CFF's curator insight,
September 16, 2015 9:13 PM
I love learning about how technology can improve individuals with Autism communicate, I have seen first hand how amazing this can be!
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If you think your dad's embarrassing then you obviously haven't met Chris Martin (not the singer from Coldplay. Just to clarify). Because this guy doesn't do
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
New take on selfies - that is one way for family bonding.
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Virtual Reality is opening up new storytelling genres and filmmakers are finding themselves with new tools, techniques, and complexity in the brave new w...
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The "outside-in" two-volume hardcover edition of The Pickle Index, where images from the two volumes can be combined. (Photo: Eli Horowitz/The Pickle Index)
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
I particularly enjoy the digital/in-person combination of this storytelling application. Great use of media and technology.
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One Utah university is giving students glued to their cellphones a place to call their own: a designated lane for texting while walking. The neon green lanes painted on the stairs to the gym at Utah Valley ...
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
Sign of the times as we shift to adapt to the influence of technology. The question remains how this shift influences our behavior. Will the developed neural pathways provide us with the additional sensory information we need to not make this a really unsafe idea?
Dr. Pamela Rutledge's curator insight,
June 28, 2015 11:30 AM
Ironically, the act of creating the 'texting while walking' lane forces student to consider how they use technology while walking in order to pick the right lane. The choice forces students to stop and think about it. The result? Momentary tech mindfulness. Reverse psychology (aka good parenting).
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Tweet Tweet As AR comes into its own, the legal and ethical issues that come with it can’t be ignored. On June 8, 2015, I had the honor of hosting a 50-minute panel discussion on these topics with Dave Griesbach (Security Expert, Google), Jerri Lynn Hogg (Professor, Fielding University), and Dave Lorenzini (Founder, CEO, EFX). Not only[...]Continue Reading …
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Last week at AWE (Augmented World Expo) - I participated on a panel with Brian Wassom (Media Lawyer with a specialty in Augmented Reality), Dave Griesbach (Security Expert, Google), and Dave Lorenzini (Founder, CEO, EFX. Great discussion on privacy, ethics, and the law
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Hundreds of ancient artifacts have been damaged or destroyed during violence in the Middle East. Researchers are using the power of crowdsourcing and 3-D imaging to re-create the ancient artifacts.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
Amazing where technology is taking us. I see benefits well beyond what expressed here. Can you imagine full reconstructions of museums and historic sites?
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Outings Project is a Julien de Casabianca street art world participative urban project
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A global art project taking the forgotten art of the museums out to the streets for all to notice and enjoy.
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College of Communications professor Mary Beth Oliver, along with Florida State's Arthur Raney, has been awarded a $1.95 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation to study whether or not the 'feel-good' stories that we see on social media and in the newspaper can help make us better people.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
FINALLY - taking a look at the positive side effects of media! Looking forward to the results of this research.
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Meet Huggable—an app-controlled robot designed by the MIT Media Lab. Created to help young patients fight cancer, Huggable is operated by an expert Child Lif...
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
So amazingly heartwarming. Demonstrating how we can use media psychology and technology for good! My APA, Division 46 presidential initiative for this year - Media Psychology and Technology for Good! Amazing robot design coming out of the MIT Media Lab.
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Speak Freely
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The science behind social media behaviors - hear Fielding Graduate University media psychology faculty, Pamela Rutledge, join in on the podcast conversation on social media. Should we quit social media? What are the core human drivers that apply on and off social media?
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"You are unique. You are different. You are special," according to new millennial-targeting (spoof) ad from Dissolve, a stock footage house.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
At a conference recently I was seated next to a few Millenials. The speaker was just at the point where he was providing the pejorative stats on Millenials. The two seated next to me rolled their eyes. Once again dissed and folded in to one big generic group. Under their breath both muttered something about the dehumanizing aspect of again being grouped in this way. This is a Generic Millenial Ad is a well-done spoof capturing what might have been behind the eye roll.
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Gary Hayes's curator insight,
October 24, 2016 3:09 PM
Quote "High Fidelity's structure is intended to resolve two of Second Life's most persistent problems: scale and latency. Because Second Life was built on Linden Lab's servers, there was often a lag between action and response, and no more than 40 or so avatars could be in one place at any time. But Second Life was built before cloud computing. Why doesn't High Fidelity use Google Cloud or Amazon Web Services? Because these giant server farms are too small for what Rosedale has in mind. "In the next ten years we'll see the internet become VR," he says. "That's not a hosted service. The internet is not a hosted service."
rosiefuture's curator insight,
October 26, 2016 11:28 PM
Philip Rosedale (SLife) is back & he's delving into VR
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Leaders of some of the world’s biggest organizations reveal which books will keep them occupied in the coming months.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
CEOs seem to be reading nonfiction. The most popular, "The Seventh Sense: Power, Fortune, and Survival in the Age of Networks"
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Autism Acceptance Month is dedicated to the stories of people like Dillan. His words remind us how important it is to ensure everyone with a voice can b
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Power video on how an iPad can give a voice to someone with Autism
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SIGGRAPH Asia 2015 Technical Paper Video Project Page: http://graphics.stanford.edu/~niessner/thies2015realtime.html We present a method for the real-time tr...
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I envision great possibilities crossing communication barriers and virtual environments.
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It's time to flush your stereotypes down the drain.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
Gamer demographics are changing with adult women now holding the dominant position. Such a fascinating area for continued research as more folks have a seat at the table or should I say console? Person to watch is soon to be PhD researcher Melody Stotler and her work on gamer identity.
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Privacy advocates and representatives from companies like Facebook and Google will meet in the District to try to set rules for how companies should use this powerful technology.
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A new normal? Being anonymous in public might be a thing of the past.
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Jerri Lynn Hogg, PhD HoggJL@gmail.com @HoggJL Media and technology fuel our daily lives from the ping of the incoming email to the buzz of our wearable wristband alerting us to get up and move arou...
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
Being Agentic, Staying Socially Connected, Staying Motivated, Emotional Regulation, and Staying Engaged are five core human behaviors that can be enhanced by media and technology to promote common good.
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I’ve spent the past year talking to a LOT of parents and their kids for Jewelbots.
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
So well said. The goal shouldn't be to become homogenized. It is N
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A Google Earth video tour of the #NepalQuake, from the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur to Everest Base Camp.
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To give a bit of perspective...
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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/movies In this exclusive video interview, Jörg Preißinger of BMW Group Research and Technology…
Jerri Lynn Hogg's insight:
Integration of augmented reality into real life is getting more seamless. Previously information has been projected onto the windshield with the risk of becoming distracting clutter or Google Glass that was fun and getting closer to our needs but the information moved with the glasses instead of staying attached to related object.
But now...AR glasses that make the solid parts of care appear transparent! I am on board.
I really want a pair of these glasses--Mini car might be fun too!!!
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