DTE stories
The NZTech Advanced Technology Summit 2016 is drawing near, and it aims to bring the dynamics of education technology (Edtech) to Auckland.
Busson and Jarre say at each stage of the New Zealand leg, they were welcomed and impressed by this country's approach to edtech.
Two education technology (edtech) advocates from Europe will visit New Zealand this December to talk about the growing edtech sector.
Ruckus Wireless is looking to ramp up its Kiwi business and the local channel with the appointment of John Dunbar as NZ head of sales for enterprise.
N4L and OMGTech! team up to make STEM resources accessible to all NZ teachers via Pond, fostering a collaborative community in schools nationwide.
Futura Group has launched an eCoach Course Builder - a cloud-based platform that provides secondary school teachers with tools to build online courses.
Schoolzine enables schools to digitise their communications to parents and the wider school community and increase and monitor engagement.
Lessons in digital citizenship are crucial for students navigating the digital world, according to a new whitepaper from NetRef.
The growing number of connected devices is driving demand for IoT security, says Amrita Choudhury, analyst at Technavio.
English teacher and instructional designer, Yvonne Gonzalez, launches Kickstarter for personalised e-learning tutorial, Ye Olde Tutor.
EdTech revolutionises classrooms with focus on assessment models, computer science, and data privacy, reveals EdSurge and AT&T study.
After eight years of searching for, downloading and using smartphone apps, users are maturing in their usage behaviours.
A number of education technology start-ups have arrived on the scene, with many attracting attention for their innovative solutions.
A major company is on the hunt for new partners throughout New Zealand to work with in offering their innovative telco services to their customers.
CloudTech has become the first Kiwi company to garner Elite Partner status with SugarCRM - a status awarded to the top 10% of the vendors channel.
There is a direct correlation between investments into education and a country's prosperity, according to Transparency Market Research.
A new initiative has launched in New Zealand, with the aim of getting Kiwi students excited about technology - aptly named OMGTech!.
Intel has selected eight startups to take part in its first Education Accelerator, and announced it is set to invest up to $100,000 in each.
Blackboard leads the edtech sector by becoming the first to have its SaaS-based LMS, Blackboard Learn, certified under the new IMS Caliper v1.0 standard.
Allied Telesis launches Net.Health to tackle complex network monitoring for educational institutions and businesses in NZ.
