Technology in schools stories - Page 1

Shifting the security perimeter from places and platforms to people marks a significant evolution in strategy.

The sweet spot for EdTech occurs when the technology is fit for purpose and students and teachers know how to use the technology and get the most out of it.

With its integration with modern platforms and market-leading status in remote access, ECU chose TeamViewer Tensor as the ideal solution.

The integration of STEM education into the school curriculum is crucial in preparing the next generation for the challenges of the future.

Te Pūkenga, New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, and Crown entity REANNZ partner to provide free Wi-Fi access for all students and staff.

Schools must invest in security as a core principle and foster a culture where staff understands the importance of cybersecurity.

State school students across Queensland will now have faster internet speeds, following a new $187m deal between Telstra and the Queensland Government.

Technology should be flying high when it comes to government investment and commitment from New Zealand's political parties. But is it?.

New Zealanders, with an average gamer age of 34, spend 88 minutes daily playing video games, enjoying benefits for health, education, and social connections.

The Ministry of Education defends its digital curriculum, emphasising it won't widen the digital divide, with NZD $38 million allocated for support.

When you think of tech camps for kids, the North Island’s rugged surf spot Raglan may not be the first place that comes to mind – until now, at least.

'Normal' people like you and I could soon be left in the dust by the generation or two below us as OMGTech! trains our future innovators.

They house the sensitive information that hackers specifically seek, are running a wide variety of unprotected endpoints, and have limited resources.

Tairua School launches innovation and technology academy TaiTECH, offering specialist training in construction, cookery, art, sports science, and design.

Te Ara o Mauao is a multi-purpose, technologically enhanced learning space, which offers greater informality and flexibility for learning.

Arrowtown-based tech start up Virtual Industries Group has developed a new Software-as-as-Service product called Message My Way.

Technology is revolutionizing education, making it accessible and enhancing learning. YesCourse predicts 2017 trends including VR and predictive analytics.

Government increases funding for Wireless School Network Upgrade Project to retrofit wireless technology at 34 state-integrated schools.

Private ownership of online schools could be detrimental to New Zealand, warns education expert. Public schools are more effective, says Prof. Gary Miron.

Noel Leeming's Mobile Learning Centre (MLC) has clocked up 42,000 kilometres and 'inspired' more than 14,500 Kiwi kids, all through tech in learning.