'Unfortunately, the notion of marriage which prevails ... at the present time ... regards the institution as simply a convenient arrangement or formal contract ... This disregard of the sanctity of marriage and contempt for its restrictions is one of the most alarming tendencies of the present age.' --John Harvey Kellogg, Ladies' guide in health and disease (1883)

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Read chapter 8 Digital Technology: There are many reasons to be curious about the way people learn, and the past several decades have seen an explosion of...

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Last month I was invited to Birmingham University to take part in a discussion called ‘✊Democracy #LOL :): digital participation in local…

#highered's digital skills gap: Faculty & students #edd703

For our learners and our community, trust means that youths, parents, educators, and school administrators share a strong belief in the reliability of their knowledge and their skills for participating, navigating, and learning in the digital world. Trust means being able to rely on skills that minimize risks online and understanding the positive uses of networked technologies across the main areas of digital life: privacy, safety, information quality, and creative expression. Our Purpose and Mission

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More than ever before, digital literacy is becoming a requirement for success at home, work and school.