digital

ASPBAE has reported on an Indonesian workshop addressing the phenomenon of fake news and enhancing digital literacies to tackle the challenge.

“The workshop was designed to actively and creatively engage the participants in the sessions. Some of the issues covered were social media’s responsibility towards protecting users from fake news, the “post-truth” era, why and how fake news originated and is spread, the impact it has on people and communities, how to recognise it, and how to counter its growing influence.

An online presence still remains an important part of every organisation's engagement plan. Most organisations have a website and now social media platforms are becoming the norm. At ACE Aotearoa we have focussed our attention on three social media platforms that work for us - Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

5,352 NGOs • 164 COUNTRIES • 6 CONTINENTS
The Global NGO Technology Report is an annual research project that seeks to gain a better understanding of how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) use technology. Sponsored by the Public Interest Registry and researched by Nonprofit Tech for Good, the report summarizes how NGOs use web and email communications, online fundraising tools, social media, mobile technology, and data management and security software.

Social media platforms are forever changing the image sizes and formats, so they re-created the 2016 social media image sizes cheat sheet and updated it to 2017.

The need for strong social media presence has soared in 2016 and will only increase in prominence in 2017. This is why you really need to keep up to speed with your business / brand / personal profiles, and to optimize them with the right images to represent you!

Digital technologies - an organisation’s online presence, infrastructure, mobile devices and information systems – are now critical in meeting this challenge - enabling staff to work effectively, have information at their fingertips and meet funder obligations simply and easily.

Each year InternetNZ reports on the State of the Internet here in New Zealand. They cover what they think are key and useful metrics for analysing and understanding the Internet, grouped around three topic areas: access, trust, creative potential. Each year they have a special theme that they take a deep dive into. This will enable them to tap into less frequently conducted research and surveys without creating gaps in their routine metrics and analysis.

ClickView is a subscription - based service which offers thousands of educational videos to support New Zealand educators deliver the curriculum and engage students. The videos allow teachers to add built -in questions so students are actively engaged in the material they are viewing. You can request an onsite demonstration at https://www.clickview.co.nz/