It’s o-fish-al. This year’s Minecraft competition was off the scales. Thanks to everyone who dived in and sent us their design for an exhibit at the National Aquarium. We received a record number of entries and the standard was fin-tastic! Congratulations to this year’s winners … Primary (Years […]
Software and technology can be a great enabler for learning outcomes and supporting kura and school operations. However, with so much of our information now stored online, our personal information is often at risk. Play it safe by selecting secure software for your school with ST4S. Schools are […]
We know teachers are doing amazing things with digital technology – and we want you to tell us about it! From coding to esports, CAD to STEAM, VR/AR to 3D printing, gamification to … well, whatever it is you’re digitally doing, we’d love to find out more. It […]
With a bigger and better touchscreen, all-day battery life, world-facing camera, and garaged pen, there’s a lot to like about Lenovo’s 500e Yoga Chromebook Gen 4 – and that’s even before adding in the option of a bilingual keyboard. If you think all Chromebooks are made the same, […]
Get the tools to lead your own change project in 2024 with The Mind Lab by academyEX. Whether you want to increase student agency, improve attendance, or personalise your classroom’s learning, the Master of Contemporary Education can help with that. The Master of Contemporary Education (MCE) is a […]
Keep a secure and watchful eye on things with a Wireless Mini Surveillance Camera. Powered up via USB, this small security device displays a clear, smooth live video that you can view remotely on a mobile app – and do so on the downlow as it’s hard to […]
Take your music with you wherever you go with a Mini Bluetooth Wireless Speaker with Phone Holder. Mixing style with sound, it’s highly portable and comes with a built-in amplifier chip to transmit crystal clear stereo sound. There’s built-in USB, Micro SD card slot, 3.5mm audio port and […]
Set your phone up, stand back and say cheese. Snapping yourself some sweet selfies is easy thanks to a wireless, adjustable Selfie Stick with Tripod. Find the best angles with the 360-degree horizontal and 180-degree vertical moveable head and the most appropriate distance with its fully adjustable extension […]
Going off the grid on a school camp? Or need a solar panel for a classroom science project? A Personal Solar Charger will keep you powered up wherever you are. It offers a maximum output of 2 amps per hour and is ideal for charging phones and other […]
Today’s the day. Entries for our Student Minecraft competition close today, Friday 23 September. So, don’t delay. Get them in! We’ve teamed up with the Marine Stewardship Council and your challenge is to create a new exhibit for the National Aquarium of New Zealand. For full details, go […]
AI is looming large for education. But is it good or bad? Help or hindrance? Well, that’s what we want to find out with our AI in Education Survey. We’d love to know what you think. What have been your experiences so far? What would you like to […]
Researchers tested pre-schoolers to see whether robots could be better teachers than real people. The Canadian study used both a human speaker and a robot to see if they deemed similarity more important than competency when choosing which source to trust and learn from. Human or robot? According […]
