We’re excited to announce that on 1st July, Leep NGO will become the Digital Literacy Foundation. After many years as Leep, and a ton of confusion over what that name meant, we knew we needed to update our brand and messaging to better reflect who we are and all we…
Social media can be wonderful, but it can also be omnipresent, addictive, and damaging. In 2022, Australia has 20.50 million social media users. 63.9% of Australian internet users, however, have expressed concern over what is real and what is fake. Many of us, Leep staff included, turn to the Internet…
The word accessibility can conjure up images of ramps and automatic doors, physical examples that are commonly understood and seen in the world around us. Yet it is rare to see the same kind of features in the digital world. Digital accessibility refers to “the way people with a lived…
Residents in the Gulf of Carpentaria continue to suffer the consequences of poor internet services. The region relies on Telehealth, which is often unreliable, resulting in residents’ connections continually dropping during appointments. Telehealth isn’t the only area where residents suffer, however: businesses can’t use EFTPOS, remote learning isn’t possible, and…
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