The COVID pandemic forced everyone to transition to digital events, causing many people to consider whether physical events are still relevant in the digital world. While online events have offered savings in time and money, they have also caused us to miss out on invaluable moments of social interaction that are often found at face-to-face events. Will we see a return to physical conferences and workshops in 2023? Let’s take a closer look.

While you may think of Donald Trump and his love of the term “Fake News”, this is not a new term. However, it is becoming harder to determine when something is, in fact, fake news. Why you ask? Technology is making it easy for content to be created from virtually nothing of real substance. Couple this with the reach and viral nature of social media and such fake news can spread like wildfire.

You’ve spent HOURS and HOURS designing your newest PowerPoint presentation for your upcoming lesson. You’ve tried to include all the bells and whistles in your presentation. Whizz bang animations and transitions, videos, photos, illustrations and graphs. You’ve packed it all in there – what a resource!!! Or is it?

Cyber security is not just about big business or people who work in the IT industry. It is also about each individual person knowing how to keep their own information safe. It is very timely that Cyber Awareness month is October, and in 2022 the overarching theme is ‘Have you been hacked?’.

Referencing is an information literacy skill that can be made easier through the use of technology. This article explains how.

As we live in a digital society we need to consider how we educate our young people to embrace technology in their everyday lives in a positive and safe manner.