Visualisations do not have to be boring. This is true for all forms of communication, but especially in digital literacy and rights.
Visualisations do not have to be boring
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From the Blog on digital literacy
Digital Literacy Success
What does success look like? So many different possible answers. So what does success look like in the digital literacy space?
Literacy vs Competency
Literacy is about knowing, while competency is about application. Too often we stop at literacy because it is easier than competency.
Why Community Digital Literacy?
There are a myriad of reasons for community digital literacy. But, it’s likely important to remind ourselves that illiteracy is unlikely to be 100%.
Digital Literacy as an Objective
Many parents all over the world worry about the amount of ‘screen time’ their children have today – this is an opportunity for raising digital literacy
The Subtle Shift
Following the law is the minimum we do, not what we aspire to. A subtle shift happens when data collection becomes an opportunity to engage communities.
4 Considerations when ‘Going Digital’ in Children and Youth Projects
Here are four considerations when ‘Going Digital’ in projects targeting children and youth – digital literacy, access, inequality, and safety online.
Responsible Data & Induction hobs
How oven and hob literate are you? Funny question isn't it? Perhaps the AirBnb host should have asked us. It was a beautiful cozy little 'tiny house' with everything we needed. It was made from straw bales with high eco credentials that we wanted to see, so were...
Digital Literacy Opportunities
As mentioned in a previous post, currently I think about digital literacy having at least three parts: SkillsetsData Protection/Privacy/Security/Consent etc.New Operating models So when two colleagues came to me asking if the idea of having an 'out of the box' offline...