Digital Habits Facilitator Course
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
We help your students and staff build the digital capability to shape their own environment, and make it part of everyday study and teaching.
That’s 33,000 hours/year per 100 students or staff, for learning, focus, and life.
Trusted by 30+ institutions and organisations, including:
University
University of Edinburgh
Santa Clara University
Portobello High School
London SchoolCoursework, messages, video
and feeds all share one device.
staff are interrupted by emails, notifications and ad-hoc digital meetings.
students say their devices harm their productivity.
Microsoft Work Trend Index Special Report, 2025; Lyngs et al., 2024 (survey at Egedal Gymnasium).
It depends on the person and the task. Writing a report, collaborating on a project or getting better sleep each call for a different digital environment.
Our work grew out of more than a decade of research at Oxford into digital self-control. We train groups of students or staff, and also provide 24-7 online learning and support.
What is the person trying to do, and what sits around it on the screen?
Remove feeds or reels, mute alerts, block nightly distractions, stop emails after hours, simplify designs, ...
The setup stays after the programme. Our Digital Habits platform keeps solutions and guidance within reach.
Integrated solutions that empower your students and staff to shape their digital lives around their needs, and measure the impact.
Our flagship workshop: a full digital reset with hands-on support.
The top tools for removing distraction, plus tips for managing expectations around availability.
Top tips in a few minutes, for moments like freshers’ week.
Every strategy and tool as self-paced steps.
Certifies your staff to run our workshops and talks, as often as you need.
Universities, schools and organisations. You get a programme for your people, and a report on what changed.
E-learning, live workshops and facilitator training for students and staff, with impact measured as people take part.
Workshops and e-learning for teams, and training so your own people can run the sessions.
Follow reach, adoption, engagement and outcome while the programme runs, not months after it ends.

Ulrik Lyngs and Roxane Maar joined IDA’s Techtopia with Rebuild founder Thomas Madsen-Mygdal and two young builders. The question is what happens when children stop accepting the platforms built for them.
In Danish.
Also · Rebuild summer schoolTechnology is not weather. Children can rebuild it.In 48 hours, children took apart the platforms built for them and built better ones with generative AI, in European languages and with privacy designed in.With Margrethe Vestager. Photo: Fernanda Cebrián.University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Tell us what is happening with students or staff, and we will work out where to start.