ABOUT
Digital Respons-Ability

We’re a mission-based company researching and working in the area of digital citizenship

Digital Respons-Ability believes in a prevention science approach to preventing unhealthy online behavior that involves the individual, family, and community. We help educators, students, and parents build skills to use technology ethically and responsibly!

awards:

Since 2016, We Have:

Delivered over 150,000 hours of in-person instruction to students & parents
Taught over 10,000 students across the USA
Trained over 10,000 educators through our certification program and webinars
Published multiple books on digital citizenship and digital parenting sharing research and best practices from our work!

– Featured Books –

Student Resources

Our student classes and summer camps are a deep dive into digital citizenship that teach students how to communicate online, regulate their emotions, understand digital law and help students become better people online.

Our secondary (teen) programs include eight classes, and each student goes home with a booklet to support their learning.

Our elementary program includes six classes focusing on self-regulation and online safety.

Educator Resources

We also teach educators how to teach digital citizenship in partnership with Utah Valley University. Our training provides professional development and continuing education units (CEUs) and can benefit anyone who works with youth and technology.

The professional development includes topics such as online privacy, prevention science, pedagogy, tech trends, knowledge assessments, online communication, and more.

Parent Resources

We also teach caregivers how to parent around technology through group classes and one-on-one consulting. Our staff are trained and ready to help your school community create positive digital citizens.

Meet Our Staff

At the end of the day, we’re committed to making better humans online. Our work is all about impacting the person behind the screen, not the device. Our staff encourages protective factors to prevent dysfunctional behaviors online with students, parents, and professionals.