Digital Fluency Today

 5 Things that have evolved about the internet Reflecting on the evolution of the internet, I can't help but marvel at how much has changed. It’s like looking at an old friend who has grown and adapted in ways I never imagined. Here are five things that stand out to me as the most significant transformations in the internet’s journey. First, the shift from static web pages to dynamic content has been revolutionary. I remember the early days of the internet when websites were essentially digital brochures. They provided information, but the interaction was minimal. Fast forward to today, and we have dynamic websites and applications that respond to user input in real time. Social media platforms are a prime example. They’ve transformed how we communicate, share, and consume information. This evolution has made the internet a living, breathing entity that adapts to our needs and preferences. Second, the rise of mobile internet has been a game changer. When the internet first became p

  The Gender Gap in Digital Climate Action As I delve deeper into the intersection of gender and digital climate action, I'm struck by the glaring disparities that persist. It's clear that while the digital age has opened up new avenues for addressing climate change, it has also exposed and, in some cases, exacerbated existing gender inequalities. From my readings and observations, this gender gap in digital climate action is not just a peripheral issue; it’s central to achieving sustainable and inclusive climate solutions. One of the first things I noticed is that women, particularly in developing countries, are significantly underrepresented in the tech sector. This underrepresentation extends to digital climate initiatives. When we think about digital climate action, we imagine cutting-edge technology, data analytics, and innovative solutions to mitigate climate change. However, if the voices behind these innovations are predominantly male, we’re missing out on half the worl