Navigating Digital Distractions: A Conversation with Dr. Brian S. Bovee

Navigating Digital Distractions: A Conversation with Dr. Brian S. BoveeIn this episode, the host sits down with Dr. Brian S. Bovee, Associate Professor of Computer Information Technology at California Baptist University. Dr. Bovee shares insights from his over two decades of experience in technology and its impact on society, focusing on his research into the effects of digital devices on human behavior.The discussion delves into his motivations behind writing his book 'A Focused Faith,' which explores reclaiming attention in the age of smartphones and the attention economy. They also discuss Dr. Bovee's formative years, his passion for teaching and technology, and strategies for maintaining a healthy relationship with digital devices.He elaborates on the impact of technology on our ability to focus, read, and connect deeply with others, offering practical tips for digital detox and fostering meaningful connections.Dr. Bovee’s insights illuminate the challenges and opportunities posed by our increasingly digital world, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to technology use. 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Brian S. Bovee01:08 Formative Years and Influences03:36 Journey into Technology05:43 The Impact of the Internet06:53 Balancing Technology and Its Impacts07:52 The Rewiring of Our Brains10:12 Navigating Without Technology14:13 The Role of AI in Education17:32 Smartphones and Behavioral Changes28:34 Maintaining a Healthy Relationship with Technology32:38 The Importance of Boredom and Disconnecting33:49 Creative Pursuits During the Pandemic35:09 Understanding Digital Detox39:00 The Impact of Smartphones on Social Connections41:56 The Role of Prayer in Finding Focus46:20 Future of Technology and Ethical Considerations56:14 Maintaining Personal Well-being59:47 Closing Thoughts and ReflectionsWebsite -> https://www.thefocusedfaith.com/Amazon Link to Book -> https://a.co/d/8ONRSsT

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