Are you using computer programming in your classroom? If so, we’re keen to hear from you for a ‘special feature’ in our next issue. We want you to tell us about your experiences using coding in your students’ learning. Just get in touch with INTERFACE Editor Greg Adams […]
Keep your cables organised and easy-to-reach on your desk with the Bobino Desk Cable Clip. Simply slide onto the edge of your desk and it’s ready to use. Thanks to its special ‘S’ shape, the clip fits all desk thicknesses up to 6 cm. It can hold three […]
Interested in digital creativity? Now in their 11th years, the MADE Awards 2018 are a fantastic way to challenge your students’ digital media skills. There are eight categories to choose from: Commercial; Music Video; Story Telling; Documentary; Creative Digital Image; Graphic Design; Photo Essay; and Open. Each is […]
What does the perfect classroom look like? We teamed up with Woods Furniture to challenge students to tell us. Using its free app, Space Planner, we asked them to design the best space possible for their learning – and be in to win an actual classroom makeover. Thanks […]
We had some great prizes up for grabs in our last issue. Firstly, there were two copies of ‘All About Virtual Reality’. They go to Simon Pearse, Waipawa School, Hawke’s Bay, and Andrew Chambers, Riverview School, Kerikeri. We also had a STEAMS Kit. The first name drawn was […]
Wow. What a great day we had in Lincoln! Thanks for everyone who joined us at the Lincoln Event Centre for the first INTERFACEXpo 2018. We had an awesome time. I hope everyone enjoyed it and came away inspired with new ideas and information for their school’s e-learning […]
Calling all girls interested in digital technology. If you would like to know more about careers in IT, join us at the inaugural Girls’nTechnz at Saint Kentigern College, Auckland, in Term 3 (date to be confirmed). The day is aimed at Years 11-13, but places may also be […]
A new digital technology competition is launching today, open to all New Zealand school students, and designed to encourage greater participation in digital technology. The Tahi Rua Toru Tech Challenge is part of a broader initiative to help teachers introduce the new Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko curriculum […]
On Wednesday 4 April at Bayfield High School, New Era IT in partnership with the Ministry of Education will be begin a series of seminars focused on the Schools’ Cloud Transformation Project. “Providing a discussion around Digital Transformation and the benefits for schools, the sessions will give educators the […]
The Mind Lab by Unitec has launched ‘Digital Passport’, a new tool that aims to empower teachers in New Zealand to realise the opportunities of the new Digital Curriculum and bring 21st Century skills to today’s students. The Mind Lab’s Digital Passport is a new video-based learning platform […]
Imagine walking ancient worlds, flying through space, meeting dinosaurs or travelling in our own bloodstream … all from the comfort of your classroom. Virtual Reality – or VR for short – is an exciting technology and, in our next issue, we’ll be investigating its enormous potential for learning. […]
The Mind Lab by Unitec is taking its Postgraduate Certificate programme to more educators around the country in 2018. For the next intake, kicking off in March, it has announced over 10 new potential locations across the North and South Island. To date, the programme has been in […]
