Digital Wellbeing in the Age of AI
🌐 Digital Wellbeing in the Age of AI: Helping Young People Thrive Online
As AI, social media, and smartphones become part of everyday life, how do we help young people thrive — not just survive — in a connected world?
Join MentorMind Education for a live, interactive webinar exploring digital wellbeing through educational, psychological, historical, and societal lenses — with practical takeaways for schools and families.
This conversation is especially timely as governments, including the UK, place stricter restrictions on young people's social media access. But beyond bans and age limits lies a deeper question: how do we build the judgement, habits, and resilience young people need to navigate digital life well?
📅 Wednesday, August 19, 2026
🕐 13:00–15:00 UK Time
💻 Live online via Teams
What you'll walk away with:
How AI and technology are shaping young people's learning and wellbeing
Common digital wellbeing challenges facing children and teens
Practical strategies for healthy, purposeful tech use
How schools and families can work together on digital wellbeing
Actions you can implement immediately
🎤 Featured Speakers
Rob Acker —Adjunct Professor, Leadership for Educational Organizations, University of Colorado Denver
Jessica Flynn — Social Innovation Fellow and Lead Course Designer, Georgian College
Irene Dostov — Founder, AI Explorers Academy
🚀 Host and Moderators:
Tina Wang — CEO & Co-Founder, MentorMind Education, MA Educational Leadership at University College London
Vivek Verma — Success Manager, MentorMind Education, MA Education & Technology at University College London
About MentorMind
MentorMind Education is a UCL-supported EdTech developing responsible, teacher-in-the-loop AI tools for schools and educators. Our work is grounded in research from the UCL Institute of Education and focuses on helping teachers use AI safely and effectively while protecting professional judgement, learner wellbeing, safeguarding and data privacy.
Alongside our platform, we work with schools and education communities to support AI literacy, responsible implementation and evidence-informed practice. Through workshops, webinars and collaborative events, we bring together educators, school leaders, parents and experts to explore how AI can enhance learning without losing the human relationships at the heart of education.
Who should attend: Educators, school leaders, parents, tutors, educational organisations, and anyone interested in the responsible use of AI, digital wellbeing, and AI literacy.
Includes live polling, breakout discussions, and an expert panel Q&A. Recording and slides shared with all registrants afterward.
🎟️ Places are limited, so reserve your spot today!