Government and government-assisted schools from across Trinidad, representing ECCE, primary schools and tertiary institutions, have been provided with the Triple A service.
“We are about moving Trinidad and Tobago into the fourth Industrial revolution and connectivity is the new world order.” – Dr Ronald Walcott
Above: The second of six free courses on coding for I0T begins on October 01. The second course of the…
Above: TSTT’s Lorraine Jones (second from left) and engineer Gabriel John collaborate with technicians onsite at the installation of the free…
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society has released version 1.57 with 3.5GB of Free and Open Source Software including LibreOffice 5.2.0,…
Above: Kurt Allen performing at the finals of the 2012 Calypso Monarch competition. Photograph by Mark Lyndersay. A review of…
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society announced the release of the TTCS OSSWIN DVD v1.5, a collection of the latest…
Digicel and the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organisation that operates Wikipedia and its sister projects, announced a partnership today to…
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society has released version 1.3 of its collection of free software for the Windows platform….
With worldwide celebrations recognising International Youth Day, August 12th was the ideal date for Microsoft to share its #GiveMeMyOffice campaign,…
