Course Description

This is an Osher Online course, created and offered through the Osher National Resource Center.  These courses are different from our regular OLLI at Emory program.  These are six-week courses and live attendance required.  You must also have an active OLLI at Emory membership and to register. Currently all classes are limited with 13 seats.

This class is supported by the NRC and participation details can be found on our website.

Brain and Behavior in the Era of Digital Technology (Lecture)

Explore how digital technologies and artificial intelligence affect the brain, behavior, and mental health. This course examines the impact of modern devices on attention, memory, emotions, and decision-making, while addressing ethical concerns like privacy and tech-based addictions. We will learn how neuroscience and psychology offer tools to support well-being in a rapidly evolving digital world.

Your instructor: Elena Labkovsky, PhD

Elena Labkovsky, PhD, is a neuroscientist and clinical neuropsychologist with over 30 years of experience in cognitive psychology and psychophysiology. She specializes in neurobehavioral modulation, integrating psychological, neuropsychological, and physiological approaches to support emotional and cognitive well-being. Her work focuses on how brain function shapes behavior and on developing innovative, research-based treatments for mental health challenges.

Class Dates and Time: Mondays, January 26 through March 2

7am Alaska | 8am Pacific | 9am Mountain | 10am Central | 11am Eastern

Each session is 90 minutes.  

Class schedule: Live lectures will take place on Mondays via ZOOM

Monday, January 26

Monday, February 2

Monday, February 9

Monday, February 16

Monday, February 23

Monday, March 2

 Registration is required to attend, and limited space is available.