Our publications are written for a general audience and reviewed internally before release. Each includes an abstract, category, and estimated reading time.
An analysis of how the frequency and timing of mobile notifications correspond with self-reported focus and task-switching among working adults, drawing on a twelve-week diary study.
Read Abstract · 9 min readA practical framework for assessing the credibility of online content, developed with input from librarians, educators, and media literacy researchers.
Read Abstract · 11 min readA structured review of existing studies on evening screen use and sleep quality, distinguishing well-supported findings from claims that remain unsettled.
Read Abstract · 8 min readHow small non-profits and community groups build the capacity to respond to online misinformation, account compromise, and rapidly shifting platform policies.
Read Abstract · 10 min readA comparison of household technology agreements across sixty families, examining which approaches were sustained over time and which were abandoned within weeks.
Read Abstract · 7 min readFindings from a classroom-based pilot testing a source-evaluation curriculum with students aged 13 to 16, including teacher feedback and revised lesson plans.
Read Abstract · 9 min readA glossary and analysis of common interface techniques used to sustain engagement, written for a general audience rather than a technical one.
Read Abstract · 8 min readInterviews with adults aged 65 and older about the barriers and supports that shape their confidence using everyday digital tools and services.
Read Abstract · 10 min readA review of community-level interventions designed to reduce the spread and impact of misinformation, with attention to what is realistic for volunteer-run organizations.
Read Abstract · 12 min readHow expectations around availability, messaging, and after-hours communication have shifted in organizations that adopted hybrid and remote arrangements.
Read Abstract · 9 min readA settlement-sector partnership examining the specific information needs of newcomers navigating unfamiliar media environments and platforms.
Read Abstract · 8 min readA technical comparison of survey instruments used to measure digital wellbeing, intended to help other researchers and practitioners select an appropriate tool.
Read Abstract · 11 min read