Digital Literacy stories - Page 2

Kais Education revolutionises inclusive STEM learning with the launch of 'KaiBot for Swift Playgrounds,' a venture aiming to provide comprehensive computer science education to all students, including those with disabilities.

New Zealand's academyEX celebrates the graduation of a 100-strong, diverse cohort, endorsing its successful learning model.

Infosys launches a Junior Leadership programme in partnership with Table Tennis Victoria to enhance young players' digital knowledge and leadership skills using the 'Infosys Springboard' platform.

Kaspersky's 2023 report highlights a worrying rise in global stalkerware abuse, with approximately 31,000 victims recorded, marking a 6% increase from 2022.

Amid a growing digital divide, Digital Future Aotearoa urgently appeals for laptop donations for their RAD initiative, supporting educational and employment aspirations of Aotearoa's youth.

New Zealand's edtech sector celebrates as academyEx and the Ministry of Social Development triumph in the World Summit Awards, receiving acclaim for their innovative job skills platform, Digital Passport.

UK landline switchover to digital could jeopardise safety of 95% of those over 65, according to disability and elderly advocacy groups urging for delay until 2030.

AI is revolutionising business and project management in 2024, with employee-led tech selection underpinning changes in a remote-work dominated era.

Alteryx's study predicts AI's considerable role in shaping future Singaporean enterprises, with 78% of leaders saying AI is already impacting their organisation.

New research by Alteryx details the roadmap for enterprises in the AI-dominated era, stressing the need for strong regulations.

Alteryx study reveals insights into how artificial intelligence (AI) will shape future enterprises, based on data from 2800 global decision-makers.

At Parliament Street Summit, UK tech leaders debated the urgency of Britain's digital skills gap and potential solutions.

HCLTech celebrates the graduation of its first group of digital apprentices in New Zealand and plans to expand the program.

TDCX Foundation celebrates first anniversary with projects enhancing digital literacy for Southeast Asian youth. #socialimpact.

There’s no advancement in IT without cybersecurity at the front, and these young adults have a skill gap in the area.

As the world becomes increasingly digitised, content subscription services have emerged as one of the most profitable consumption models.

Global cybersecurity provider Secureworks is hopes growing digital literacy will also boost interest in the field.

Digital payments have become second nature for shoppers, but scammers are taking advantage. How can the industry fight back?.

ADIA welcomes Australian Government's commitment to digital literacy, aiming to reduce the digital divide and enable social and economic participation.

New Horizons Computer Learning Centers is investing in Australia's workforce development to address the country's skills gap and boost growth opportunities.