Supporting the implementation of Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko in schools and kura in Aotearoa Te Rā: Rāpare 16 Paengawhāwhā 2020 (16/04/20) Kei hea: Ōtautahi/Christchurch, Aotearoa Ki hea: Ōrua Paeroa Campus (Avonside Girls’ High School and Shirley Boys’ High School) Only $39.50+gst, which includes catering and booking fee. For […]
Get your thinking caps on and your blocks on the move. Our Minecraft competition is back (a little sooner than we expected) … and with a twist. We’ve teamed up with Microsoft and MOTAT to bring you TWO awesome Minecraft Education Edition competitions: Students – Your challenge is […]
Today’s digital natives are used to receiving information quickly. They parallel process and multitask and, significantly, prefer graphics before text. By using ETV’s library of broadcast and online content, you can keep students engaged in new and innovative ways. ETV is a New Zealand-based and resourced, not-for-profit Charitable […]
Enjoy the fun of 3D printing easily and simply with an Anet pen. From fine art to creating scale models or decorative items, the options are plenty. Compact and simple to use, just plug into any USB power source. A low temperature and heat efficiency system keep the […]
From charging cables and adaptors to flash drives and memory cards, it can often be difficult to keep all your small and easy-to-lose electronic accessories in order. So, say goodbye to masses of tangled wires and lost chargers with a Cable and Gadget Organiser. With its soft inner […]
Safely and securely store and/or back-up all your files, photos, videos, and more with a WD My Passport Hard Drive. There’s 1 Terabyte (TB) to fill – that’s 1,000GB or 1 million MB!) Connect to your computer via a USB 3.0 cable and get instantly to work archiving […]
What’s new? What do you need to know? New devices are being pitched at the education market all the time. INTERFACE Editor Greg Adams checks out three new TELA+ offerings from Lenovo. Looking for a TELA+ device now or soon? Lenovo’s got three new devices available through the […]
From STEM to STEAM or STREAM (or even SMET, STEEM, STREM, SMERFT, STEMIE) … these are acronyms synonymous with an engaging and effective part of today’s education. What does it all mean? How are these concepts being used by teachers? And what impact are they having? INTERFACE investigates. […]
Are you using social media in your teaching? It could be in the classroom or for your own reference and PD. Whatever the reason, we want to hear about your experiences. Just get in touch with INTERFACE Editor Greg Adams, greg.adams@interfacemagazine.co.nz
Be ready to project at any time and in almost any place with the BosonOptics Nano Projector. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, this great little tool is easy and effective to use – from a classroom, to a gym, to a library, to […]
INTERFACEXpo is a free event for people who make and influence the decisions about the direction and implementation of digital technology solutions at their school. Hosted by INTERFACE Magazine, it’s our annual, one-day conference that takes place in different locations around New Zealand. This year we’re visiting: Lower […]
The organising committee of the New Zealand Primary Schools Teachers’ Conference has issued this statement: “It is with regret that we announce that the New Zealand Primary Teachers Conference will not be running this year, in April 2020. “The conference committee have had to make this tough decision […]
