Written evidence on AI and EdTech
Katie's written evidence to Parliament is published as part of the Government's review of AI and EdTech.
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Digital wellbeing speaker and author, and creator of The Attention Experiment.
Katie Brockhurst is a digital wellbeing specialist, speaker, and author with two decades of professional experience inside the social media and attention economy. In 2007 she set up her own social media agency, Kdot Online. Her roles include head of social media for The Common at Glastonbury Festival, Consultant to Hay House Publishing and producer of the gold Sony Radio Academy Award winning Firin’ Squad Podcast.
She is the author of the Social Media for a New Age series, a finalist in the Business Book Awards, and holds a Diploma in Digital Wellbeing. As a Fellow of the Consciously Digital Institute, Katie brings complex research down to earth, helping people build a healthier, balanced relationship with social media.
Katie's written evidence to Parliament is published as part of the Government's review of AI and EdTech.
Read the evidence ↗
Business Book Awards finalist.
Katie leads the digital team for The Common at Glastonbury Festival.
This is one of the biggest topics of our time, yet there seems to be very little practical support for adults or young people alike. Keeping up with the research is much of my working life. I want to put what I am learning into the hands of the people who need it and can use it.
I feel the pull of the scroll too. So I built The Attention Experiment as a simple, body-led, evidence-informed experiment that anyone can use, including me. No one wants another screen-time lecture. What helps is the sequence itself, Scroll · Loop · Notice · Choose, and an invitation to notice when you're in a Scroll Loop.
Pupil sessions, parent talks, staff CPD and workplace sessions, online or in person.