Digital Literacy news stories

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

Two years since the surge in digital payments, shoppers have seamlessly transitioned to day-to-day use, with online payments becoming second nature when buying goods and services online.

“Everyone in Australia should be able to make full use of digital technologies. We look forward to working with the Government as it implements its commitment."

“Growing and developing the new digitally literate workforce and the associated leadership, requires a comprehensive approach to training."

Bringyourlaptop.com have made it easy and affordable for you to increase your digital skill set and get ahead of the competition.

Massey University children's literacy specialist Tom Nicholson discusses how spelling is even more relevant in a digital age than ever before.

"More than 1 million kids and adults from around the world are already using Swift Playgrounds to learn the fundamentals of coding."

"Science is the key to our future. We need more scientists, but we need them to be able to create, collaborate and be digitally literate."

“The Get New Zealand Writing initiative is a fun way to focus on the importance of writing in a child’s life."

Kiwi company Bud-e Digital has launched Bud-e Reading, the literacy product targeted at New Zealand students and designed to be exportable.

Ngātiwai stories are being told through three interactive digital applications launched by the Ngātiwai Trust Board, with a further 11 digital resources planned as part of the project.

Digital literacy in schools is to be the focus of a new 14 member reference group.

Microsoft and the Ministry of Education will work together to address the lack of digital literacy amongst school leavers in New Zealand.