ICT in the changing world

  When you are faced with a problem, in most cases you tend to find an immediate solution to it either by asking a friend for help or by simply trying to figure out the solution yourself. But trust me, the more you try finding the fix on your own, the more you discover and learn several solutions to one problem. Allow me share the several solutions I came up with when I was once faced by an automatic repair loop. NOTE: I RECOMMEND THAT YOU PICK SIMPLE METHODS FIRST FROM THE LIST GIVEN BELOW BEFORE TRYING OUT THE ADVANCED ONES. Method 1: Use Check Disk Utility Connect the Windows installation media (could be a CD or USB drive) or Recovery Drive/System Repair Disc to your PC (Get someone who has one to give you or simply download it from the internet), select your language preferences, and finally click Next button to continue. Click Repair your computer at the bottom. Choose Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt . Type chkdsk /f /r C: and then press Enter Type exit

E very general computer networking class teaches the OSI and/or DoD networking models, and we all learn that everything begins at the bottom, with the physical level. Likewise, when it comes to IT security, physical security is the foundation for our overall strategy. But some organizations, distracted by the more sophisticated features of software-based security products, may overlook the importance of ensuring that the network and its components have been protected at the physical level. In this blog, we'll take a look at 10 of the most essential security measures you should implement now, if you haven't already done so. #1: Lock up the server room. Even before you lock down the servers, in fact, before you even turn them on for the first time, you should ensure that there are good locks on the server room door. Of course, the best lock in the world does no good if it isn't used, so you also need policies requiring that those doors be locked any time the room is unoccupie

Last week I was invited by  ITAU  (ICT Teachers' Association of Uganda) Chairperson,  Mukalele Rogers  to take part in the training of trainers' workshop. While there, I was surprised at the discoveries I made and the rate at which our country was taking digital learning. Its here that I realized that sitting at your desk day-in and day-out  impacts on your level of imagination and creativity. First members were given a chance to demonstrate how they were ensuring school continuity during the COVID-19 lock down. Being a member from an International school, I eagerly waited on my turn to showcase my skills and tech expertise. By the time the third participant finished his deliberation, I had lost all the guts to stand-up or say anything. The most annoying part here is when they kept referring to me as a member with diverse experiences and knowledge in these software looking at my background and current position. Hardly did they know that the platforms they were referring to as o