Stories by Rebecca - Page 2

Wellington schools embark on a solar energy journey, pairing with the city council and Genesis Energy, to enlighten and power education.

A free iPad and Android game is delivering fresh observations about children with Autism and Asperger Syndrome.

Technology developed by an AUT student to add speech capability to presentations could lead to collaborative and socially responsible learning.

New Zealand schools and students could face steep internet costs as proposed 'copper tax' may shift NZD $600 million to broadband provider, Chorus.

Govt allocates NZD $1.9 million for High Tech Youth Network to open new studios in Dunedin and Penrose, fostering digital skills in young Kiwis.

A competition for Enviroschools that aims to raise awareness among school students of the need to recycle unwanted televisions has been launched this week.

Telecommunications company CallPlus is offering New Zealand schools a zero term contract for ultra-fast broadband (UFB).

Two Auckland students had the chance to create a digital media message with students from around the world at the recent Adobe Youth Voices Summit.

Massey University's study aims to prove digital tech and TVs as beneficial learning tools for children's literacy skills.

Communities connect as Otago Polytechnic's Digital Outreach gifts computers to Blueskin Bay Library, fueling online learning and skill development.

West Auckland school students to Skype with New Zealand-born NASA engineer who is fulfilling his dream to become an astronaut.

A cluster of schools in Auckland's Eastern suburbs has found a way to enhance student engagement with digital technology.

Pacific voyaging and navigation is to take centre stage in a Skype in the classroom event tonight as part of the Exploring Oceans series.

Novopay marks its 1st year amid improvement but faces ongoing challenges and a pivotal system upgrade to address tax issues.

Over 1,000 schools have eagerly registered to join Network for Learning's managed network, promising enhanced online education by 2016.

University of Auckland partners with Adobe to innovate its digital landscape, enhancing the web experience for students, staff, and alumni.

Teachers and students across the country have greater access to modern e-learning tools thanks to the renewed Microsoft Schools Agreement.

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology donates Raspberry Pi computers to 13 local schools, empowering students to compete in the {Codeworx} challenge.

Murrays Bay Intermediate School embraces DIY tech, successfully launching their own app, enhancing communication with parents.

Auckland's children to benefit as council backs digital learning initiative, enhancing education and employment prospects city-wide.