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Memory and learning in the age of digital distractions

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Does it happen to you to check directions several times on your devices although you know where you are going? What’s the first thing we do when you can’t remember something? Google it, of course.

Our brain is undergoing a massive transformation as a result of internet penetration. We outsource our memory to Google, and are less and less able to concentrate on somethign for a long time (when was the last time you could read a book without being distracted?).

In this entertaining and interactive talk TEDx speaker, Huffington Post blogger, and author of Homo Distractus Dr Anastasia Dedyukhina explores, how internet is changing our brain, memory and learning and why our devices are so irresistible. She will explain, how memory works, discuss various memorization strategies, and provide you with the best strategies to stay focused and learn in the digital age and manage digital distractions. In this talk, you will learn how to take back control of your time and attention without getting rid of your tech.

Venue: Eagle Labs, 28 Chesterton road, CB4 3AZ Cambridge UK

Doors open at: 6.30pm / Talk starts: 7.00pm sharp.

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Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learning-memory-in-the-age-of-digital-distractions-tickets-49287015791

About the speaker:

Dr Anastasia Dedyukhina is an author, TEDx speaker, Huffington Post blogger, organizer of the first mindful tech festival Focus Inside and a former senior digital marketer. Having spent 12+ years working for global media and internet brands, she ditched her smartphone in the middle of her senior international career in London, when she realized how dependent she had become on the gadget.

Today she acts as a business mentor, supporting ethical tech startups, and runs a tech life balance consultancy Consciously Digital, helping companies and individuals be more productive, build up focus and resilience in an age of digital distraction.

This talk is part of the Consciously Digital series.

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