Value retailer boosts education by supporting literacy development: Ackermans Ububele School event celebration – Ackermans Buddy Bear In 2015, value retailer Ackermans partnered with the national reading-for-enjoyment campaign Nal’ibali, and Wordworks to start the Ackermans Ububele School to support early childhood development. In 2016, the 14 schools totalling 458 … [Read more...] about Value retailer boosts education by supporting literacy development
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Image rights: the power and value of the photographic form
Image rights: the power and value of the photographic form: A picture of the right person with a product can mean the difference between a hit and a non-starter. A pillar of the legal regimen governing who gets pictured with what is image rights, where proprietary, privacy and business meet. What are image rights and how do they work? Source: Media Update Submit your own … [Read more...] about Image rights: the power and value of the photographic form
SaveTNet Cyber Safety Panel adding value at EduWeek
SaveTNet Cyber Safety Panel adding value at EduWeek: SaveTNet Cyber Safety will chair the SaveTNet Cyber Safety Panel to address educators at EduWeek, scheduled for Wednesday, 29 June and Thursday, 30 June at Gallagher Estate. The panel comprises representatives from SaveTNet, Cyanre Computer Forensic Lab, the South African Law Reform Commission, FEDSAS and Cell … [Read more...] about SaveTNet Cyber Safety Panel adding value at EduWeek
Added Value offers brands a character assessment
Added Value offers brands a character assessment: A brand is brought to life by its character. It guides how the brand speaks, looks and behaves, and should be consistent across all communications. Brand consultancy and strategy company Added Value put together some tips for winning with brand character to ensure consumer appeal and competitor distinctiveness. Source: Media … [Read more...] about Added Value offers brands a character assessment
Why it’s crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong | The Conversation
Children are natural scientists. They learn from their mistakes, then try something new. ShutterstockAlbert Einstein is the most famous scientist of all time. From Calgary to Cape Town the image of the wild-haired, contemplative lone genius holed up in a messy office, changing the universe, has evolved into the archetype of how society sees scientists. More than that, it has … [Read more...] about Why it’s crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong | The Conversation
