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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.
Aleisha Amohia shares her experience attending the Catalyst Open Source Academy.
Catalyst is passionate about education. All evidence shows that access to free education and knowledge transforms individuals and economies.
It is important, especially in the fast paced world we live in, to remember to take care of number one - yourself. In order to perform at our best, we need to rejuvenate, regroup and allow our bodies and our minds to rest from time to time.
20 years ago Jim Bolger was still our Prime Minister, the All Blacks made a clean sweep of the Bledisloe Cup and Wellington became the first city in the world to lay a fibre loop in the CBD.
So you want to run your own tech conference? Great! Here's everything you need to know.
The Open Source Academy is two weeks of intense learning and mentored project work. Participants work towards making a change in a real open source project.
Training is the essence of transformation, learning and upskilling. At Catalyst, this couldn’t be more true. Since 2013, Catalyst have offered training courses in open source technology.
At Catalyst we are really interested in 'being in the zone'. That's when the work we do with and for clients seems to be effortless, hugely rewarding for all parties, a pleasure to be part of.
People often ask how Catalyst IT can make money when promoting free and open software? The flippant answer is – "you don't...and if you think you can, you're doing it the wrong way".
In early 2013 our training programme was conceived. During the 2012 strategy day, lots of our people said they wanted more access to training.
In 2010 Catalyst decided to offer students the opportunity to learn from our experts and experience project work first-hand to learn more about open source and get the chance to contribute to an open source software project.
