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Complete video: DetoX for mobiles, tablets and consoles

Carlos González Morcillo giving a conference in the Ala Turing assembly hall

Complete video: DetoX for mobiles, tablets and consoles

Brutal reality check with Carlos González Morcillo, professor at the Higher School of Informatics and academic director of the Castilla-La Mancha university: DetoX for mobiles, tablets and consoles, a practical guide for fathers and mothers. Fighting screen addiction and how to reconnect with the real world. You can watch the full talk in the following video:

Addiction to screens in childhood and adolescence has become a highly relevant problem in recent years. Both the toxic cultural content consumed through these devices, as well as the strategies used by large software companies, cause serious behavioral problems. Children and adolescents are the most vulnerable public, who can quickly become "technological zombies".

In this talk, fathers and mothers receive a series of tips and recommendations to recognize the dark side of screens, the symptoms of addiction to screens, set limits and how to monitor the use (and abuse) of technology. Relevant scientific and statistical evidence is shown, focusing on the critical analysis of the use of technology in both educational and daily activities, as well as its relationship with the physical and mental health of children and adolescents. In the last part of the talk, a practical guide is provided with control and supervision tools to deal with the symptoms, as well as solutions to achieve a healthy environment at home. In short, how to unplug the screen to connect with the family.

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Speaker:
Carlos González Morcillo is a University Professor at the UCLM Higher School of Informatics and its Academic Director. He does his research in the AIR group in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Graphics. He is a regular speaker at educational innovation forums, giving a multitude of conferences on the use of technology in the teaching and educational field.

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