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Selected Publications
- Derek E. Baird :: Virtual Reality Pop
- Derek E Baird :: Google Scholar
- Derek E. Baird :: Patents
- AMAZE.org: “Less Weird” SexEd YouTube Series for Teens, Parents and Teachers
- How Media Contributes to Boys’ Body Image Pressure
- Derek E. Baird :: Virtual Reality Pop
- "Instagram Together" Showcases Mental Health Issues
- Meet the Tweens of Gen Z
- Derek E. Baird :: Amazon Author Page
- Togetherville: Designing a Social Web Experience for Kids
- How Social Design Influences Student Retention and Self-Motivation in Online Learning Environments
- Let It Out: Mike Schmid On Miley, Fame, Twitter, And Music For Kids | Ypulse
- Digital Pedagogy: Using Social Media to Support Gen Y Learning
- Online Learning Design That Fosters Student Support, Self-Regulation, And Retention
- Flickr: The Promise of Social Networks
- Millennial User Experience Design Strategies: Utilizing Social Networking Media To Support "Always On" Learning Styles
- Making mLearning Work: Gen Y, Learning and Mobile Technologies
- Gen Y, Social Media, and Digital Learning Styles
Teach Teens the Dangers of Texting & Driving!
Projects & Case Studies
- Project: New to Tween Marketing? Here are the Must-Knows of Gen Z
- Project: Facebook for Educators
- Project: No Phone Zone Lesson Plan
- Case Study: Walt Disney World Gen Z + Social Media
- Project: AMAZE.org: Sex Ed YouTube Videos for Teens, Parents and Teachers
- Case Study: Disney Yellow Shoes
- Project :: Yahoo! For Teachers
- Case Study: The CW Network
- Case Study: Walt Disney World Gen Z Initiative
- Patent: Disney Kids & Social Media
Recent Posts
- Connecting with the 'Missing Middle': For Gen Z, Diversity Matters
- Introducing Tiny Habits for Kids
- Dear Transgender Kids: I Have Your Back
- Dear Evan Hansen, Teen Broadway fandoms, and Mental Health on Tumblr and Instagram
- Humanizing User Experience Design Strategies with New Technologies: AR, VR, MR, and AI to Support Student Engagement and Retention in Higher Education
- The Gen Z Frequency Translated into Chinese Language Edition
- Case Study: How I Grew A GIPHY Channel from Scratch to 14 Million GIF Views
- Nickelodeon #KidsTogether Guide: Talking With Kids About Coronavirus
- This is why kids TV is so weird – and so mesmerising
- 'The internet is all around us': How children come to understand the Internet
Popular Posts
- Meet the Tweens of Gen Z
- Study Reveals Shift As Social Networks Become “Social Entertainment”
- Social TV and the Rise of the 'Connected Viewer'
- Trend Watch: Welcome to Social Entertainment
- Trend Watch: How Millennial 'Cord Nevers' Are Disrupting TV
- Social Identity, Knowledge Management & Member Roles in Online Communities
- Afternoon News with Richard Brown Show Notes: Facebook & Social Media in Schools
- Digital Parenting Resources: Teens, Social Networking & Cyberbullying
- InfoGraphic: 10 Largest Youth Populations
- Nickelodeon Research: Families Now Connected By Tech, Tastes and Entertainment
- Media Usage & Consumer Spending: 2004 to 2012
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