Shaping Futures, bridging technology and well-being

Our project explores the impact of digital devices on minors' health and behavior. In collaboration with the University of Padova, we aim to identify the nuanced effects of digital exposure to foster healthier digital environments for our youth.

STUDY

In an era where over 75% of Italian (pre)adolescents are daily social media users and a significant number engage in video gaming, alongside infants using mobile devices from as early as their first year, the need to explore suitable digital usage guidelines for minors is urgent. Our focus is on determining the appropriate duration and mode of digital interaction for each age group, ensuring a balanced digital life.

ANALYZE

Our project aspires to develop a robust framework that is both scientifically substantiated and pedagogically sound, aiming to distill the essence of our research into a coherent structure. By translating complex research outcomes into practical insights, we envision a tool that can guide educational policy and strategy.

IMPLEMENT

Our research aims to foster digital wellbeing by creating a parental control model that encourages minors to cultivate a healthy relationship with technology. This model will promote proper digital habits across various age groups and safeguard minors from exposure to inappropriate web content.

EDUCATE

Promoting digital education that prioritizes wellbeing equips young people to benefit from technology mindfully, without letting it overshadow their real-world connections. Fostering this digital equilibrium is fundamental to meaningful engagement with the youth in educational and familial spheres alike.

Meet Tommaso Galeotti

The Researcher Behind HiveFlow's Digital Well-being Initiatives

At HiveFlow, we are proud to have Tommaso spearheading our groundbreaking research into the relationship between digital technology use and well-being. Tommaso brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion to our team, dedicating himself to understanding the nuanced impacts of digital technologies on young generations.

Rich experience in research and Education

Tommaso has been actively involved in various research projects and educational initiatives, reflecting his diverse skill set and dedication to fostering knowledge. From his involvement with the international HBSC (Health Behaviour in School-aged Children) workgroup to his research on the problematic use of social media and its connection to plastic surgery preferences, Tommaso's work spans critical aspects of youth psychology and digital behavior.

Parental mediation – an introduction

Parental mediation – An introduction

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Learning through talking – The case of parental active mediation

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L'Impatto Psicologico di HiveFlow sul Lavoro

HiveFlow, uno strumento di gestione del lavoro all'avanguardia, si pone al centro di questa trasformazione, promettendo di rivoluzionare non solo il modo in cui collaboriamo ma anche come ci sentiamo riguardo al nostro lavoro.

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