SEMINAR ARTIFACTS
background paper | participant
memos | final report
Project Background Paper
A background paper on the Media Multitasking project
is available for download in PDF format. This document:
- briefly describes the current state of knowledge
on media multitasking as it relates to cognitive development and
learning in children;
- defines questions and topics for interdisciplinary
discussion and research coordination, focusing on the development
of new methods, models, and theories for studying media multitasking
effects on learning and development; and
- is intended to catalyze discussion at the July
15 workshop.
We encourage seminar participants to read this paper
prior to the event.
 PDF
of the background paper
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Participant Memos
Invited participants were asked to submit brief
memos describing their perspectives on multitasking and/or their
work or research as it relates to the topic. Click any name below
to download a PDF of that participant's memo.
Zipped
file of ALL panelists' memos (2 MB .zip file)
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Project Final Report
PDF
of the final report
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