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Educational Apps for the Summer apps screen balance Feb 03, 2018

I know what you're thinking: "But what a minute - she's been advocating screen limits for summer, extracurricular activities so the kids won't reach f...

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Understanding In-App Purchases apps Feb 03, 2018

AUTHOR: Katherine Fitzgerald, Law student, University of Paris 8

Let’s face it apps are everywhere and all invasive it seems. There are apps for dati...

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Back-to-School Digital Habits apps digital citizens Feb 03, 2018

Only three weeks into the school year and I feel the burning need to write yet another post about back-to-school digital habits.  Perhaps because I’m ...

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Yik Yak, Anonymity Talking Back apps bullying Jan 04, 2018

Student post from Hannah Amreen, Law student University of Paris 8

A free social app based on anonymity can prove to be a recipe for disaster, especi...

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Elizabeth Milovidov

Digital Parenting Expert

Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov is a lawyer from California, a law professor in Paris, France and a former Digital Safety Consultant in Europe. Using her European/American focus on Internet, technology, and social media issues, she researches solutions to empower parents to guide their children in the digital age.

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