Author: Lora Dimitrova (RCCI)

Digital technologies are often seen as clean and intangible, yet their environmental impact is substantial. Every online activity relies on physical infrastructures such as data centres, networks, and devices that consume energy and natural resources. This growing environmental footprint highlights the need to expand the concept of digital responsibility beyond ethics and data protection to…

Digital technologies are often perceived as intangible and environmentally neutral, yet their impact on the planet is increasingly significant. From the energy required to power data centres to the growing problem of electronic waste, digital systems have a physical footprint that cannot be ignored. Teaching students about these environmental consequences is an essential part of…

The Hidden Price of “Free” Apps: Your Data Downloading a free app might feel like getting something for nothing—but in reality, you’re paying with your personal information. Since these apps need revenue to survive, many turn to data collection as their business model. Your taps, searches, and even location data are tracked, analyzed, and packaged…

In an increasingly digital world, the ethical use of technology is no longer just a theoretical concern—it’s a daily reality. From artificial intelligence to social media platforms, digital technologies are shaping the way we live, work, and connect. With this transformation comes a pressing responsibility to ensure these tools are used ethically and inclusively. This…