Kids and Media Use: Letting their fingers do the walking?
Seven hours and 38 minutes is how much time kids ages 8-18 spend on average each day consuming media, such as watching TV, listening to music, and using a computer, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation study. What are the consequences?
New Year’s Resolutions: The Magnetic Poetry of TEDx MidAtlantic
A stunning word cloud that represents the essence of the messages of the inaugural TEDx MidAtlantic event. In the true spirit of TED, the verbs cut across numerous disciplines and represent a wonderful sort of magnetic poetry mosaic from which New Year’s resolutions can be crafted.
Top Gift Ideas for Outdoor Play From The Blogosphere
Looking for a great gift idea to foster outdoor play? Odds…
Health 2.0 STAT: Plugged in and Unplugged
Health 2.0 STAT was just that - STAT. A Health 2.0 Meetup…
The mHealth Summit: Local & Global Converge
Much more than a subset of eHealth, mHealth offers an unparalleled opportunity to reach individuals and affect change, and represents the future of healthcare.
Are humans designed to be endurance runners?
“A squirrel can probably outrun most humans.”
— Dan…
America’s National Parks: 14 Resources for a Most Excellent Adventure
"The beauty and charm of the wilderness are his for the asking,…
Why it’s Easy to Fool Your Activity Tracker and What You Can Do About It
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