Online learning stories - Page 16

Nine out of ten NZ schools now part of the N4L Managed Network, boosting digital learning with safe, fast internet. Spark celebrates success.

Embracing the digital classroom, students find quick, effective learning in online flashcards, now boosting memory with on-the-go access.

With ClassFlow Connect, the entire class can simultaneously interact or view and share resources from any mobile device.

John Hanna, N4L CEO, says he credits the survey's positive responses to the company's school-centric approach, and proactive approach to support.

In the bad old days keeping a PC secure was simple. Nowadays, a huge chunk of our lives exists online, and digital security issues have escalated.

Higher education IT spending in the Asia Pacific region is expected to significantly increase by 2019, thanks to digital transformation initiatives.

With rapid changes in the digital technologies used in schools and their communities, the concept of online safety has fundamentally changed.

A cluster of schools in Auckland's eastern suburbs have found digital technologies are aiding in student's academic success.

NetSafe joins the Connected Educator initiative to promote online safety resources for teachers. Open until 16 October.

A new initiative has launched in New Zealand, with the aim of getting Kiwi students excited about technology - aptly named OMGTech!.

The Government has entered into a new agreement with Vector to enable more schools to access the N4L Managed Network, it was announced today.

The Government's broadband plans are driving regional growth and innovation across New Zealand, say ministers.

Selected prisoners in New Zealand will have access to educational websites via Secure Online Learning at Rimutaka Prison.

Over 2,000 schools in New Zealand have been connected to the government's funded N4L Managed Network, says Minister Nikki Kaye.

The Univ. of Auckland has modernised its digital learning by adopting Instructure's Canvas platform, enhancing the experience for 40k students.

Education technology companies are receiving more backing than ever before, with venture-capital funding reaching $765 million in Q2 2015.

Moodle unveils MoodleCloud, a cost-free, cloud-based service crafted to aid educators in effortlessly setting up online learning spaces.

Digital technologies offer new opportunities for teachers and education leaders, and new ways for parents and communities to contribute to learning.

The e-learning market is expected to grow consistently over the next four years, driven by the emergence of m-learning and evolving learning styles.

Zebra Technologies launches support services and new managed service to enable partners to grow revenue and deepen relationships with customers.