Author: Akaliza Keza Ntwari

The University has begun deploying the Windows 11 operating system to staff and student PCs. Windows 11 is considered a stable and worthwhile upgrade to … Read more

The Digital Capabilities service, in collaboration with the Institute of Cyber Security for Society (iCSS), HR/ T&OD, and IT Infrastructure, is pleased to offer staff … Read more

The University of Kent is taking part in the Jisc Digital Experience Insights surveys for students, academic staff, professional services staff, and researchers. The 2022/2023 … Read more

When planning an online meeting or event, there are important areas to consider to keep it inclusive and accessible to all participants. Microsoft Teams has … Read more

In celebration of Black History Month in the UK, the digital capabilities service at the University of Kent is releasing a series of blog posts … Read more

World Mental Health Day offers an important moment to reflect on the role of technology plays in mental health. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the world … Read more

The digital capabilities service aims to offer a wide range of IT training and resources for members of the University of Kent community. We wish … Read more

Do you know the history of black people in the digital world? The media often discusses the lack of diversity in the tech industry and … Read more

What you should focus on when the digital world keeps changing. The world we live in greatly influenced by digital technology. Whether it is communicating, … Read more

Often used interchangeably, here is a quick explanation on the difference between the terms digital skills and digital capabilities. Digital skills – also called IT … Read more