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Beth Kanter and Aliza Sherman Co Authors, The Happy Healthy Nonprofit: Impact without Burnout Photo Source: Eric Pickersgill SXSW 2016 Workshop Go Reboot Yourself: Get a Grip on Your Tech #RebootYou

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Beth  Kanter and    Aliza  Sherman  Co-­‐ Authors,  The  Happy  Healthy  Nonprofit:  Impact  without  Burnout

Photo  Source:  Eric  Pickersgill

SXSW  2016  Workshop

Go  Reboot  Yourself:  Get  a  Grip  on  Your  Tech

#RebootYou

Aliza  Story:  Insert  Slide

Aliza

The time I started dropping things…

Beth

Beth  Kanter:    Trainer,  Author,  Speaker  and  Nonprofit  Thought  Leader

@kanterwww.bethkanter.org

Aliza  Sherman:  Web  Pioneer,  Author,  Speaker,  Tech  Wellness  Advocate

Think,  Write,  Share

• What  is  your  burning  question  about  technology  wellness?

• What  do  you  want  to  learn  today?

• Greater  awareness  of  tech  wellness

• Identify  one  technology  wellness  habit  to  build  and  practice  after  SXSW

Topics OUTCOMES

•Interactive•Try  out  techniques•Sacred  Space

FRAMING

Why  Get  A  Grip  on  Your  Tech

Assessment:  Is  your  tech  use  healthy  or  toxic?

Your  Tech  Wellness  Roadmap

Reflection,  Q/A,  Raffle

Agenda

Resource  Materials:      http://bethkanter.wikispaces.com/SXSW-­‐2016

Sacred  Space

You  Can  Draw!  

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You  Can  Draw!  

Think  and  Draw

Think  about  a  time  when  your  technology  use  made  you  feel  stressed  or  overwhelmed  or  distracted  or  even  sick?

What  was  the  situation?  What  does  it  look  like?  

Draw  It!

The  Bigger  Picture:    The  Problem

And  it  has  changed  our  brains.

Our  technology  has  changed  our  informationconsumption habits

We  have  no  downtime.52%  of  smartphone  owners  check  their  phones  a  

few  times  an  hour  or  more.

We  are  losing  our  ability  to  focusand  remember.  

“Google  Effect  on  Memory”-­‐-­‐ Daniel  Wegner,  a  professor  of  psychology  at  Harvard  University

What  is  the  average  human  attention  span  

online?      

Attention  Spans  Online  …

Source:  National  Center  for  Biotechnology  Information,  US  National  Library  of  MedicineFlickr  photo:   Josullivan59

Attention Span  Statistics Data

The  average  human  attention  span  in  2000. 12  seconds

The  average  human  attention  span  in  2013. 8  seconds

9  seconds

We  are  drowning  in  a  sea  of  messaging.

And  some  of  us  have  SMAD.*

*Social  Media  Anxiety  Disorder-­‐-­‐ Neil  Mehta,  MD  

• Always  at  your  fingertips.• Always  scrolling  news  feed.• Always  manipulated  by  filters.• The  adrenaline  rush  of  “Like.”

Syndrome

Mindless  Consumption

*Brandon  T.  McDaniel,  doctoral  candidate  in  human  development  and  family  studies  at  Penn  State

“Technoference*”

Email  Apnea

Are  you  holding  your  breath  when  you  check  email?  

You  may  have  “Email  Apnea*.”

*coined  by  writer  Linda  Stone

Body  effects

Text Neck*, Eye Strain**, Disturbed Sleep***

*Kenneth  K.  Hansraj,  chief  of  spine  surgery  at  New  York  Spine  Surgery  &  Rehabilitation  Medicine**American  Optometric  Association:  Computer  Vision  Syndrome  or  Digital  Eye  Strain

***Studies  out  of  Harvard  and  University  of  Toronto

Distracted  Walking

The  Perils  of  Distraction  in  the  Workplace

“Technoference”

We  are  not  saying  ditch  your  mobile  phone  or  never  use  the  Internet  again  

We  are  saying  Tech  Wellness  skills  are  essential  21st century  survival  skills!

Tech  WellnessAssessment  Questions

Is  Your  Technology  Use  Healthy?

Information Overload

What’s  Your  Tech  Wellness  Score?1. Is  the  only  time  you  take  a  break  from  your  tech  when  you’re  sleeping?2. Do  you  check  your  phone  before  you  go  to  bed  or  right  when  you  wake  up?3. Do  you  have  problems  recalling  information  and  resort  to  searching  on  

Google?4. Do  you  feel  that  you  often  have  a  hard  time  paying  attention  or  focusing  on  

a  single  task?5. Do  you  experience  frustration  at  the  amount  of  online  information  you  

need  to  process  every  day?6. Do  you  frequently  or  constantly  check  your  email,  Twitter,  Facebook  or  

other  online  services?7. Do  you  sometimes  check  your  mobile  phone  for  messages  while  in  the  

bathroom?8. Do  you  find  yourself  reaching  for  your  phone  even  when  you’re  with  

others?9. Do  you  sit  at  your  computer  at  work  or  home  for  longer  than  30  minutes  at  

a  time  without  getting  up  to  take  a  break?10.Do  you  ever  check  your  mobile  phone  while  walking  outside?

Add  up  all  the  questions  you  answered  “YES”  to  for  your  score

0…1…2…3…4…5…6…7…8…9…10Source:  Lulumonathletica

Healthy…………………………………………………………………………Unhealthy  

What’s  Your  Technology  Wellness  Score?

The  Road  to  Technology  Wellness:    A  Few  Tips

Energy  Depleted

Mindless

Mindful

Being Mindful means pausing, paying attention, being aware.

Exercise:  Experience  Mindfulness

Mindful  Tech

Monitoring  Tech

How  To  Be  Mindful  At  Home

Set  up  a  charging  station.

Movement  and  Stretching

“Boga”

Turn  Off  the  Damn  Computer  and  Go  for  A  Walk

Beverly  Trayner-­‐Wenger

List  of  Standing  Desk  Resourceshttp://bethkanter.wikispaces.com/walk

Stand  Up  At  Work:  Standing  Desk  Hack

Manage  Your  Energy

Manage  Your  Attention:  18  Minutes  A  Day

Creative  Activities

Another  Way  To  Improve  Attention:  Coloring

http://www.bethkanter.org/adult-­‐coloring-­‐books/

Zentangle:  Yoga  for  Your  Brain

Zentangle:  Show  You

Zentangle:  Show  You

Zentangle:  Show  You

Zentangle:  Show  You

Your  Turn

Your  Technology  Wellness  Road  Map

Takeaways:  Share  Pairs  •What’s  one  tip  or  technique  that  you  can  put  into  practice  to  improve  your  tech  wellness?• Put  on  index  card  with  your  name/email  for  raffle  for  a  prize

Slide  TitleThank  you!

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