You’ve spent weeks, maybe months, building something — a website, an app, a data project, or a prototype. It works (mostly). You’re proud, but also nervous: “Is it ready to share?”
The answer is yes. Showcasing your work is not the final step — it’s part of the journey.
Why Showcasing Matters
VisibilityIf nobody sees your project, it might as well not exist. Sharing puts your work in front of potential users, collaborators, or even investors....
If you’re online, you’re a target. Hackers don’t just go after big companies — they also target everyday users who reuse passwords, click strange links, or download unsafe apps.
The good news? With a few simple habits, you can protect yourself.
1. Use Strong, Unique Passwords
Don’t use 123456, your birthday, or “password.”
Each account should have a different password.
Use a password manager (like Bitwarden or LastPass) if remembering...
Everyone starts somewhere. But in tech, many beginners feel embarrassed asking “simple” questions. The truth? There’s no such thing as a dumb question — only unanswered ones.
This guide answers 10 of the most common “basic” questions people have when starting out in tech, in plain English.
1. What exactly is “the internet”?
The internet is simply a giant network of computers connected worldwide. When you open YouTube or WhatsApp, your phone...
Content tailored for students in tertiary institutions. Topics include tech skills for students, leveraging AI for research, scholarship opportunities, coding project ideas, and preparing for a tech career.
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