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An increasing number of schools are turning their classrooms into BYOD environments, but University of Auckland researcher Jiansheng Cui says we need to be aware of whether teachers are fully prepared and well supported.
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Renewed Ministry-Microsoft agreement supports anywhere-anytime learning
Renewed agreement between the Ministry of Education and Microsoft has an emphasis on supporting schools with cloud-based learning and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programmes.
Avondale College student named best in world at PowerPoint
A 15-year-old Auckland student beat over 760,000 competitors to become Microsoft Office Specialist World Champion for PowerPoint
$102,000 from MoE aids exciting new initiatives for education in Dannevirke
There are some exciting new initiatives under way for schools and pre-schools involved in Dannevirke's Community of Learning (Kāhui Ako), including a $102,000 contribution from the Ministry of Education Teacher-Led Innovation Fund.
Managed Network to get its first major upgrade
Schools get safer and smarter internet with Managed Network Upgrade.
Kiwi innovators compete against world’s best
A rainwater management system saw a team of young Kiwi innovators reach the semi-finals of a global tech innovation competition.
Kaikoura mum turns app developer to help bridge parent-teacher communication gap
How Sharlene Barnes turned from an advertising consultant to the developer of a parent-teacher communication app.
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