February 2024
Hands up if you’ve got a Monzo or Starling bank account? Over the past three years, these two brands have revolutionised people’s expectations of user experience in the consumer banking market. Before that the story was Netflix, and perhaps before that it was gov.uk. It’s […]
February 2024
The DPA (Digital Poverty Alliance) says teachers need more support to minimise digital poverty in the profession, after it donated 1,750 laptops since the start of its Tech4Teachers scheme, according to its latest white paper launched today. The white paper outlines the progress of its Tech4Teachers project, […]
February 2024
Let us not kid ourselves, sooner or later, the power of artificial intelligence (AI) will penetrate deeply into the functioning of public institutions. If only because they are penniless, they struggle to take on increasingly numerous and demanding missions and AI will often be seen […]
January 2024
The Covid pandemic highlighted the extent of digital exclusion, particularly within higher education. Nevertheless, digital education continues to augment (even replace) traditional face-to-face delivery, with educators making increasing use of digital technology. This shift can exclude many learners because of a lack of digital literacy, limited […]
January 2024
We are living in a digital world, with more and more public services moving online. From improving efficiency, to making services faster and more accessible, technology can drive positive change in public services and society. Yet, without the careful consideration of ethics, there is a […]
January 2024
The public sector has become increasingly dependent on digital applications (apps) to manage and improve the services it provides, as have most sectors in recent years. Apps have been the norm in many industries for a fair few years now, but how they are created […]
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