Category: Study Abroad Advice

  • Dealing with “Fake News”

    Dealing with “Fake News”

    Maybe it is a news article that you have seen about South Africa while you are studying abroad, or a report about an attack of some sort which drew your attention on social media. Even if it looks convincing, it is always important to check the facts so that you can deal with “fake news” in a responsible manner. Africa Check provides a public service in terms of checking facts, but also holding public figures accountable. Here are some tips provided by Africa Check in terms of protecting yourself against the pitfalls of “fake news”.

    https://africacheck.org/factsheets/guide-how-to-spot-fakes-and-hoaxes-online/

    Featured Image by Jon Tyson.

  • Travel with a Budget

    “Travel is never a matter of money, but of courage” First of all, I’m not an expert traveler. I started my love for traveling almost 3 years ago but, I have certainly learned some tips that helps me on my adventures. So today, I’ll be showing you a list of tips and guides that would […]

    via Tips on “How to travel on a budget” — Chasing Wanderlust

  • Packing and working like a master

    I am a road warrior who has racked up several million miles over the past decade, and since I’m also working more-than-full-time running Automattic (a totally distributed company) and leading WordPress I need the ability to be productive wherever I can find a comfortable place to sit. I carry a backpack with me almost all…

    via What’s in My Bag, 2017 edition — Matt Mullenweg