Apr 29, 2026 | Digital Skills
To use social media. Social media is a paradox. It connects us to loved ones across the globe and provides a platform for business growth, yet it is engineered to fragment our attention and steal our time. The average American spends over two hours daily on social...
Apr 29, 2026 | Digital Skills
Your digital identity is the sum of every click, purchase, and login you make. It’s the stored credit card in your Amazon account, the medical records in a hospital portal, and the private conversation in your messaging app. Unfortunately, this identity is under...
Apr 29, 2026 | Digital Skills
Email is the digital backbone of modern communication. Whether you are negotiating a business deal, planning a family reunion, or subscribing to a newsletter, your inbox is a central hub. However, for most people, email is also a primary source of stress. The constant...
Apr 28, 2026 | Digital Skills
Identify Reliable Information Online. The internet gives us access to unlimited information—but not all of it is trustworthy. Every day, millions of people read articles, watch videos, and click links without verifying if the content is accurate or safe. At the same...
Apr 28, 2026 | Digital Skills
Most people use Google every day—but very few know how to use it effectively. Typing a simple question into the search bar can give you thousands or even millions of results. The problem is not the lack of information—it’s finding the right information quickly....
