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Kofi Weekly starter
6 days ago
Digital Skills

Is learning coding still useful if you’re not a tech student?

Not everyone wants to become a software developer, but basic coding may still help with problem-solving, automation or understanding technology.

Do you think non-tech students should learn a little coding? Which language or type of project would be a good starting point?

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Amina Weekly starter
3 weeks ago
Digital Skills

Can someone explain computer networking in normal language? 😅

I hear words like router, IP address, server and network all the time, but explanations can become technical very quickly.

How would you explain networking to a beginner using an everyday example? No heavy grammar please.

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Kofi Weekly starter
6 months ago
Digital Skills

Which digital skill has helped you most as a student?

Using a laptop is one thing, but knowing how to search well, organise files, make presentations, protect accounts and work with others online is another matter.

Which digital skill has made study easier for you? It can be something simple. Also, which skill are you still struggling to learn?

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