Keyword:digital skills

Papers
Approaches to human capital development for the changing world of work: Perspectives on medium-sized organisations in South Africa Natasha Katunga, Carlynn Keating and Sive Mange In:Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024
Towards Sustainable Agriculture: The Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Agricultural Advisory Services Moses Sithole, Isaac Agholor, Nomzamo Msweli and Mishal Morepje In:Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024
Modelling the Impact of Digital Skills on Employment with a Macroeconomic Agent-Based Model Dino Giovannoni, Evert Philip Knoesen and Jan Mentz In:Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024
Assessing The Relationship Between Digital Skills and the Educational Sector Labour Market in the Polokwane Local Municipality, South Africa Mmakwati Papo and Hlozi Gift Maluleke In:Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024
The Impact Of Robo-Advisors On Decision Support Management In A South African Financial Sector Annette Mangena and Prisca Sithole In:Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024
Semantic Technologies: a Transformative Approach in Public Libraries Asmaa Bouaamri, Fredrick Otike and Agnes Hajdu EasyChair Preprint no. 13231
Factors Contributing to Cybersecurity Awareness, Education and Training Prince Zaqueu and Tendani Mawela In:Proceedings of NEMISA Digital Skills Conference 2023: Scaling Data Skills For Multidisciplinary Impact
e -Banking during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Between the Need and the Ability of Banks and Customers Vesna Lukovic EasyChair Preprint no. 5778
Towards The Conceptual Digital Skills Framework in South African Public and Private Sector Elias Tabane In:Proceedings of NEMISA Summit and Colloquium 2022: The Future of Work and Digital Skills
Development of Future Foreign Language Teachers’ Information Literacy and Digital Skills in Ukrainian context Tetiana Konovalenko and Yuliia Nadolska EasyChair Preprint no. 3478
Self-sustaining Crowdsourcing: Beyond the Wikipedia Model to Make pK-12 Computer Science Education Universal in Developing Countries Armando Sanchez and Javier Peraza In:Proceedings of the MIT LINC 2019 Conference
Educational Model for the Development of Higher Education in the Latin American Society José Antonio Santander In:Proceedings of the MIT LINC 2019 Conference