Online learning stories
USP's strategic leap: thanks to NZ's e-learning cert, it's set to fulfill its goal of enhanced online education across the Pacific by 2018.
Fast internet reaches 1000 NZ schools, promising innovative learning and connectivity thanks to government investment.
N4L's Pond unveils new features at ULearn, enhancing NZ educators' resource sharing and professional development.
Join educators worldwide in October for Connected Educator Month, an online blend of forums, webinars, and collaborative learning.
Microsoft NZ champions mentoring at TechEd, urging tech pros to guide NZ's next-gen talents for a thriving future in IT.
Microsoft NZ pledges $1m to High Tech Youth, aiming to bridge the IT gap for underserved Kiwi youth, boosting skills and career pathways.
Network for Learning's Pond can now be accessed by Initial Teacher Educators (ITEs), and will be available to teacher trainees from 2015.
Labour plans to create the position of Chief Technology Officer to advise the Prime Minister and Cabinet on ICT issues.
Labour vows to bridge digital divide with portable computers for students in Years 5-13, aiming to make digital education accessible for all.
This significant additional funding will support the rollout of the Manaiakalani digital learning approach to more low income communities.
Northland's Opua School wins over £15,000 in tech from Microsoft after upgrading to Windows 8.1, enhancing students' digital education.
NZ educators embrace digital learning, with 70% of teachers recognising ICT integration as a prime achievement, says NZCER report.
The inaugural Virtual Learning Awards have acknowledged some of New Zealand's top contributors to the elearning community.
While he's the GM of the Apple Division/All of Government at Cyclone Computers, Graham Prentice says he doesn't work in technology.
Network for Learning is starting to roll out invitations for their web portal Pond to 500 Pioneer Educators who will gain access during Term 2.
eLearning Guidelines for the tertiary sector are now improved, with updated guidelines and a new website to support online teaching and learning.
Pond now has a feature where inappropriate or unlawful content, communication or behaviour can be directly reported to NetSafe.
Network for Learning (N4L) exceeds targets, as 700 schools and 225k students are now connected to its Managed Network.
Christchurch's digital learning leap: $200,000 push aims to equip over 9s in 30 schools with access to vital online resources.
The Ministry of Education seeks schools' input on digital tools and strategies to create an online repository for enhancing digital learning integration.