In this episode of the Hello World podcast we chatted with Doctor Karla Badillo-Urquiola, Assistant Professor at the University of Notre Dame, to discuss her research into adolescent online safety and what it can teach us about creating safer, more inclusive digital learning experiences.

The interdisciplinary approach: computer science and social science

How culture shapes the understanding of online harm

The role of education in building resilience

Is a universal approach to online safety possible?

Shared responsibility: the social ecological framework

Social media bans: restriction vs. training and trust

Defining youth-centric approaches to online safety

Researching online safety in foster care contexts

Cognitive Load in the age of AI

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