The topic of digital exclusion is becoming an increasingly important topic, especially as we experience lockdowns and inability to travel. Very recently, Hudson IT became a network partner of the Federal Government’s BeConnected program that...
Humans are physiologically hardwired to love and seek out sweet things. It’s an ancient survival mechanism that evolved to prepare our bodies for periods of fasting when food supplies were scarce. Like nicotine, alcohol and other drugs, sugar activates the reward...
The rules and advice about protecting ourselves from the coronavirus are constantly changing, and honestly, are kind of confusing. The one clear thing, though, is that we should ALL be practising social distancing. Health officials recommend that we stay two metres...
Ultralearning is deep self-education to learn hard things in less time. It focuses on learning depth-first, breaking impasses down into prerequisites you can finish step-by-step, creatively using resources and balancing theory with practice. This article will show you...
Working out is an important part of living a healthy lifestyle. With many of us at home, you may need to find an alternative to the gym. You may want to start exercising again. Or you may want to start exercising for the first time. Well, thanks to the internet, your...
A man has had the internet in stitches after recording the whole of his holiday using a GoPro, which was facing the wrong way round. The final video of his trip features plenty of fetching angles of his face – and not much else. The man, who was travelling...
Have you ever wondered why you feel energized after going to the beach? Several studies from the United States and Britain found out that the beach improves happiness, well-being, and even the brain function of an individual. This finding is supported by the research...
Susan* bought her 6-year-old son John an iPad when he was in first grade. “I thought, ‘Why not let him get a jump on things?’ ” she told me during a therapy session. John’s school had begun using the devices with younger and younger grades — and his technology teacher...
