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For over a decade, the Department of Internal Affairs has led cross government collaboration to shape digital services around the moments that matter most to New Zealand citizens.
This guide covers eight essential questions to ask when using GenAI, though most considerations apply to other AI systems as well.
Mahara is a flexible portfolio platform that helps learners deepen their connection to learning. The latest release builds on what already works, with improvements across the experience for learners, educators, and administrators.
Anh Duong's experience moving to NZ from Vietnam and working in web accessibility at Catalyst.
Catalyst staff unwind with a shared goal.
Catathon began in 2017, as a way of celebrating Catalyst’s 20th birthday. The idea was simple: staff could work on anything they liked for a day. See photos of our 2021 Catathon event.
Catalyst is excited to announce the official launch of a Catalyst team in Canada.
Check out Julia's review of being an intern at Catalyst.
To recognise International Women's Day, we sat down with Jamie, a talented developer here at Catalyst, to discuss what Jamie’s experience has been like in a male-dominated industry.
Over the summer of 2020 to 2021, I was given the opportunity to work with Catalyst’s GIS team in Christchurch.
Catalyst celebrates its tenth Open Source Academy. The Open Source Academy is a two-week programme which aims to give all students a chance to learn about, and work with, open source technologies.
With the recent International Women’s Day, I wanted to take some time to appreciate and think about women in the tech industry. So, ‘Ghost of Christmas Past’ style, let us take a journey through the past, present and future of women in tech.
Catalyst is giving each New Zealand based employee, currently 240 and growing, a $25 Good Gift Card on their birthday to use at The Good Registry; a social enterprise that ensures easy giving that does good.
I sat down with Sara Brownlie to talk IT past, present and future and discuss advice for women considering joining the IT industry. We also talk about Catalyst and the impact of open source technology.
Interview with Roisin Pearson, a young developer, about her time at Catalyst working on the open source ePortfolio platform Mahara.
Starting out as a full-time employee in the tech industry is an exciting transition for anyone, the old certainties of study life are swept aside and in their place, you must adapt to an entirely new working environment and new technologies.
