Moving Health Literacy Forward with a Dose of Digital Wellness

Personal technology use can significantly impact wellness - both positively and negatively. In this Pennsylvania Library Association College and Research Division (PaLA CRD) Spring Workshop session, participants will engage in learning activities from a Digital Wellness workshop in order to consider digital wellness in the context of health literacy and privacy. Facilitators will demonstrate the use of virtual reflection stations, a Digital Wellness Wheel worksheet, and digital wellness case studies to deliver health literacy programming with a focus on awareness of technology use and privacy considerations. Participants will experience student-facing workshop materials to consider the impacts, both positive and negative, of technology and privacy on digital wellness as a facet of general well-being. The relationship between digital wellness and health literacy will be explored. Presenters will facilitate a discussion of ideas and considerations for incorporating digital wellness into libraries' health literacy efforts, as well as, privacy education as described in the Library Bill of Rights Article VII.

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Work Title Moving Health Literacy Forward with a Dose of Digital Wellness
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Creators
  1. Sarah Hartman-Caverly
  2. Alexandria Edyn Chisholm
Keyword
  1. digital wellness, wellness wheel, conscientious connectivity, privacy, privacy literacy, instruction, library instruction, critical librarianship, information literacy, acrl framework, learning design, intellectual privacy, intellectual freedom
License CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike)
Work Type Presentation
Publication Date 06/22/2020
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  1. Library science
  2. Well-being
  3. Privacy
  4. Information literacy
DOI doi:10.26207/ahmm-sm82
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Deposited June 22, 2020

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