Alzheimer’s Society wins software design competition
A virtual scrapbook and social network to help people with Alzheimer's wins Microsoft’s DesignIT competition.
Digital interactive TV set to revolutionise learning
Digital television has the power to turn millions of people with poor literacy and numeracy skills onto learning.
Six hours of new content uploaded by YouTube users every single minute
YouTube co-founder, Chad Hurley, made the headlines this week when he spoke at the Zeitgeist event in Hertfordshire.
Free ‘Know IT All’ Internet safety resource for parents with children at school
Government Minister welcomes new multi-lingual CD-ROM giving parent’s advice on Internet safety.
Free animation tool offers ‘easy’ coding
A free programming tool that allows anyone to create their own animated stories, video games and interactive artworks has been developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab, USA.
EverybodyOnline takes Pride of Place for Royal Visit
EverybodyOnline project officer Ina Allum and her volunteers in Leigh Park, Portsmouth will meet Her Royal Highness (HRH) Princess Anne when she visits the Pride of Place Community Advice Centre, Leigh Park on Tuesday 8th May.
Internet Habit for Nuns in Sicily
A group of Cistercian nuns of the 13th-century Santo Spirito convent in Agrigento are utilizing the Internet as a way of communicating with the wider public.