What the experts say

With the rise in technology use has come a rise in odd medical conditions, from text claw to smartphone pinkie.

During the pandemic, which has hit older adults especially hard, the divide between technology “haves” and “have-nots” has serious consequences on everything from social interaction to healthcare.

Eric M. Anderman and Kui Xie Cyphert, Professors at Ohio State University, have some tips for parents who are homeschooling.

Nearly half of American internet users have tried a private, or incognito, browsing mode, but do they really work?

Paul Nash, Associate Professor of Gerontology at University of Southern California and Phillip W. Schnarrs, Associate Professor of Population Health, University of Texas at Austin, say ageism causing massive misconceptions about senior health.

Teachers were stuffing 800 envelopes with learning packets and mailing them to students’ homes because many families in the area don’t have computers or high-speed internet.

Working from home pays a double dividend during a pandemic, limiting spread and travel.

Social isolation has meant many of us barely get time away from a screen - and that's a huge problem.

Thomas Reisinger at De Montfort University has researched video conferencing privacy and security for years. Here's what he thinks you need to know.