Friday, April 12, 2-4 .p.m, CDSC, 4th floor Holland Library
Do you feel overwhelmed by the number of emails and texts you receive each day? Confused by the number of websites and electronic resources assigned for various classes? Or frustrated by the pressure you feel to keep up with friends and family on social media? Digital mindfulness helps us focus our attention at any given moment, and draws our awareness to how we feel when engaging in digital practices. This workshop will introduce you to the basic concepts of mindfulness as they apply to the use of technology. It will also help you develop an individual plan to understand and therefore manage your personal digital tendencies. Mindfulness does not make the pressures of our technology-rich lives disappear, but it offers a path to sanity through better understanding of how we behave when confronted with digital communication options.
Led by Dr. Josh Misner, Associate Professor of Communication, Communication and Fine Arts Division, North Idaho College
Registration is not required for this workshop.
Please bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone with you. Questions? Please contact Tor de Vries or visit the CDSC website.
