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Selwyn, Neil; Aagaard, Jesper – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2021
There is now an emerging worldwide trend for mobile phones being banned from classrooms and schools. While some academics working in the area of educational technology have raised concerns, many others have so far failed to respond to what is a significant shift in the ongoing development of digital education. The paper considers how academic…
Descriptors: Handheld Devices, Classroom Techniques, Addictive Behavior, Attention Control
Rugai, Joseph; Hamiliton-Ekeke, Joy-Telu – Journal of Education and e-Learning Research, 2016
In reviewing digital addiction, this paper recognized that digital technology has been useful in various spheres of life and the reach is undeniable, with an "average" user spending long hours on their phone or online daily. These hours increase as new applications are released by various technological companies. The demands of modern…
Descriptors: Addictive Behavior, Safety Education, Information Technology, Behavior Problems
Haughton, Noela A.; Yeh, Kuo-Chuan; Nworie, John; Romero, Liz – Educational Technology, 2013
As with any innovation, the adoption and diffusion of digital technologies in higher education have also brought unintended consequences. This article discusses the unintended misuse of these technologies in the higher education setting. Depending upon severity, these consequences discussed--distraction, addiction, academic dishonesty, and…
Descriptors: Information Technology, Teaching Methods, Internet, Bullying