Lori Getz M.A.
Since 2004 Lori has worked as an Instructional Technologist in Los Angeles, CA. She has a Master of Arts in Educational Technology from San Diego State University. In September 2008, Lori founded Cyber Education Consultants and began speaking to students, parents, and educators about Internet safety, security, and ethics. Since that time, Lori has reached out to Internet users across the world! Her mission is simple -- to help bridge the gap between a young generation of digital natives and their parents and teachers.
Today, Cyber Education Consultants provides workshops, professional development, and consulting services to more than 150 schools across the country. Lori is an educator, mother, and Internet safety expert. She has appeared on the "Dr. Phil Show," "Today," "Good Morning America," "HLN," “Dr. Drew,” and several other local news & radio programs and podcasts. She often lectures live, speaking to parents, teachers, and students. Lori is the author of The Tech Savvy User's Guide to the Digital World, a workbook for tween and teens. Lori also has a new book coming out in May titled, "Navigating the Right Kind of Popular"; a workbook for tweens and teens to help young people find healthy attention in a status obsessed world. Her insight comes from both her professional and personal life working with children, tweens, and teens.
Today, Cyber Education Consultants provides workshops, professional development, and consulting services to more than 150 schools across the country. Lori is an educator, mother, and Internet safety expert. She has appeared on the "Dr. Phil Show," "Today," "Good Morning America," "HLN," “Dr. Drew,” and several other local news & radio programs and podcasts. She often lectures live, speaking to parents, teachers, and students. Lori is the author of The Tech Savvy User's Guide to the Digital World, a workbook for tween and teens. Lori also has a new book coming out in May titled, "Navigating the Right Kind of Popular"; a workbook for tweens and teens to help young people find healthy attention in a status obsessed world. Her insight comes from both her professional and personal life working with children, tweens, and teens.