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In recent years, low-code and no-code platforms have seen an increase in both popularity and use. These platforms allow users to gain higher productivity as a lot of the tasks they normally perform can be done in a visual editor and the platform itself generates the code.
3 days ago•5 min read
The audience of disinformation is people, like you and I, using online platforms and tools. In this episode, we’re going to define disinformation and misinformation with examples.
3 months ago•7 min read
We’re focusing on how the concept of digital identity is evolving: from where we started, to where we are, and to where we are going.
4 months ago•6 min read
Cyber isn't only about IT. As public servants, we have the added responsibility of practicing consistent cyber safe behaviour to help protect government data and systems.
5 months ago•3 min read
Learn 8 ways to protect yourself and GC data. Consider how your attitude towards cyber security might impact your behaviour at work.
5 months ago•6 min read
The Data Ecosystem Resource Directory (DERD) is part of the GC Data Ecosystem project, which creates an interactive chart of everything data within and connected to the Government of Canada.
6 months ago•4 min read
How can AI solve some of government’s thorniest problems? The aim of DSAI’s VMo tool is to inform decision-makers by assessing AI projects for potential in success and risks.
7 months ago•6 min read
See 12 of the most interesting data facts and resources.
9 months ago•1 min read
Data doesn’t always include an analysis, this means that when you’re looking for evidence, you may have to interpret raw data by looking at sample sizes, algorithms, approaches etc.
9 months ago•10 min read
Many whiteboard tools are available online, built in with remote and distributed collaboration. They are intuitive and highly visual, so that complex ideas and concepts can be easily communicated and understood.
10 months ago•6 min read