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By Iniobong AkpanTomorrow’s ICT experts are already in our homes, schools and communities. Building them requires more than smartphones or theoretical computer lessons. Young people must learn to create, ex…
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By Iniobong AkpanFive years will pass. So will three and two. The question is what those years will leave in your hands. One focused digital skill, consistently practised, can grow into competence, clients,…
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By Iniobong AkpanStop wasting your years. One digital skill can change what your time produces. Instead of only scrolling your years away with WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and cancel it with X, lea…
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By Iniobong AkpanTechnology belongs to every generation. Age should never become an excuse for avoiding digital literacy. From online banking and communication to business, research and Artificial Intellige…
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By Admin.This International Literacy Day, MediaAcademy International celebrates children everywhere and renews its commitment to digital literacy through computer education, creativity and technolog…
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By Iniobong AkpanDigital literacy should move people from technology consumers to creators and innovators. Africa must expand access, training and meaningful practice to break the digital illiteracy cycle. …
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By Iniobong AkpanEducational qualifications remain valuable, but employers increasingly demand practical skills and demonstrable competence. Digital literacy now requires more than operating technology; it …
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By Iniobong AkpanOwning a smartphone does not guarantee digital literacy. True competence requires skills in communication, research, data management, online collaboration, cybersecurity and critical evalua…
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By Iniobong AkpanDigital literacy is no longer optional; it is becoming essential for education, employment, business and everyday life. Owning a smartphone does not automatically make anyone digitally comp…
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By Iniobong AkpanArtificial Intelligence is not simply taking away future jobs; it is changing how we work. Like computers and the internet, AI helps people perform tasks faster, easier and more efficiently…
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