Technology in schools stories - Page 2

Government funds nine projects to engage students in digital technologies, including local projects and support for Maori students.

Palmerston North City Council has launched a new programme to encourage young people to become excited about science, technology, engineering & maths.

​Technology that was once limited to industry organisations is now becoming affordable for schools, which is causing monumental changes.

NZ school principals face two main technology challenges, as schools across the country continually eye up the advantages of technology in schools.

The Caltex 'Fuel Your School' initiative is back for 2016, giving NZ schools the chance to secure their share in $100,000 funding for STEM projects.

Several high profile firms are taking part in Shadow Tech Day, an annual event designed to inspire female students to look at a future career in IT.

Kiwi schools & technologies providers can bid for $1 million in creative project funding, thanks to a new Request for Proposal announced by the govt.

Hutt City Council hails success of computing classes at Hutt City Libraries, with over 370 people attending in term 2.

I thought it may be useful to give you an update on where we are at with the wider education portfolio, including digital infrastructure.

Cloud accounting software provider MYOB has praised the New Zealand government's decision to include digital technology in the school curriculum.

New Zealand education embracing digital technology in a bid to prepare children for the future, says Education Minister.

Hutt Valley MP champions a £300k tech education boost for local schools, fuelling Hutt's transformation into 'Technology Valley'.

The completion of the Schools Network Upgrade Project (SNUP) program is an important milestone for New Zealand schools.

Digital technology is being used to give Kiwi school students an equal footing in education, no matter what their socioeconomic background.

With the proliferation of technology throughout our lives, many are suggesting that schools need to go ‘back to basics’.

The spaces will be flexible to support different ways of teaching & learning, and feature the latest IT infrastructure to support digital learning.

New survey finds open educational resources used more in US classrooms than textbooks, according to TES Global report.

Turnitin's new technology, Revision Assistant, encourages students to revise more often and improve their essays, according to pilot release.

Teachers in the US want more control over the selection and delivery of education technology in schools, a survey reveals.

The redevelopment project aims to deliver world-class, technology-based learning and teaching to Unitec students.