How do young people in Slovakia use social networks?
Social networks are an integral part of young people's lives. According to surveys, they spend 3-5 hours on them daily. The results of the first Slovak survey show which networks teenagers in Slovakia use most often.
Ema trains seniors about the digital world: Intergenerational education teaches us empathy
University student Ema Ištvánfyová teaches seniors how to use digital technologies safely: According to her, intergenerational education makes a lot of sense.
The Skills We Take for Granted: What Didn’t Exist 20 Years Ago
Twenty years ago, the world looked remarkably different. The iPhone hadn't been invented yet, social media was in its infancy, and many of the skills we use daily didn't even exist. Let's explore the abilities that have become second nature to us but would have seemed like science fiction in 2005.
The Hidden Algorithm Problem: How AI Is Quietly Changing Democracy for Gen Z
Most Gen Z citizens don’t get their political information from TV debates or newspapers. We get it from feeds, timelines, and recommendations. And increasingly, those are shaped by algorithms we didn’t choose - and rarely notice.
Podcast – Social Media, where’s the truth ?
This podcast discusses social media, its reliability today, and its potential future significance in the media world. Will it be our main source of information? Can we really trust it? Who should we believe? These are the questions addressed in this podcast, through interviews with young people aged 20 to 25.
The New European Lifestyle: Digital Nomads at Work
How remote work, freedom of movement, and a new mindset are reshaping careers, borders, and identity across Europe.
Debate Kit – Airplane transportation
The advent of the airplane completely changed our perception of the world: it is now possible to travel everywhere, even to the other side of the world. Must we do without airplanes to travel?
Process over Product: What AI Means for Jobs in Communications with Alanna Staunton
AI has an impact not only on our world but also on the job market. One sector that is particularly affected is the communications sector. Alanna Staunton has a Master’s degree in Speech and Language Processing from Trinity College Dublin and works as an editorial associate at a global PR agency. In this episode, she shares her observations on AI in the communications sector and explains why she thinks that, in the end, the process matters more than the product.
