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In a space shared by two or more cultures there can be created intercultural space. Participating cultures form and communicate, tolerate, compromise, collaborate and explore ambiguities. This is different and distinct from cross-cultural communication that occurs within a dominant framing culture. Interculturality can be defined as: “the capacity to experience cultural otherness and to useRead more

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing with shared resources, software, and information that are provided as a utility or service through the Internet. Many of us use cloud computing daily for example when we check our web-mail online, or use a search engine. Cloud computing is a radically different model of computing and InternetRead more

As was predicted in the ‘Multimedia’ section of Creative Nation 1994 The Internet now allows us to ‘enable people and organisations to send almost any communication, information or entertainment from anywhere to anywhere.’ In Australia today, if you consume news, spend money, or communicate with anyone who is not within speaking distance, you will mostRead more