Month: June 2025

Why Retro Games Still Matter in the Modern Era

June 16, 2025

In an industry driven by 4K graphics, immersive VR, real-time ray tracing, and billion-dollar development budgets, it may seem like retro games would be little more than nostalgic relics of the past. Yet, not only are these classic titles still being played—they’re influencing modern design, inspiring new developers, and generating headlines in current gaming news. […]

Bridging AI Divide: How to Safely Integrate AI in Schools According to Experts

June 16, 2025

As AI risks widening the digital divide, secure and well-chosen digital tools can help bridge it responsibly. As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms across the world, the debate has shifted from whether to adopt the technology to how to deploy it responsibly, fairly, and with impact. With the AI-driven edtech market on track to hit $32.27 billion by […]

One Summer In Paris by Sarah Morgan

June 16, 2025

I sat down this weekend with One Summer in Paris written by Sarah Morgan. I choose this book because its set in Paris a City both Charlie and Suzzane loved. I enjoyed the story of friendship and love and what happens in the story which once I began to read I didn’t want to put […]