Identifying dangers and opportunities affecting the lives and life chances of tamariki (children) and rangatahi (young people). Digital Citizenship is an evolving concept and focuses on the different ways that digital technology affects the lives and life chances of tamariki (children) and rangatahi (young people), identifying dangers and opportunities. Join EdTechNZ and our panel as … Continue reading "Digital Citizenship – the role of the EdTech Sector"

Following on from our webinars on EdTech, hybrid learning, interactivity and engagement, we have organised an online discussion forum to take place on Wednesday 15th June, 7.30 pm (NZST).

 What role does the Māori tech ecosystem play in the development of local talent for the tech sector?

Despite significant growth and high demand globally for EdTech services and solutions, New Zealand’s EdTech exporters face several barriers on their export journey.

We’re continuing our teacher’s forum, as we encourage our attendees to share their opinions, experiences, and their solutions to the challenges teachers and students face in a hybrid learning environment.

Two thirds of students who sat a recent trial run of new NCEA literacy assessments failed to meet the writing standard.
As an EdTech company we know how important it is that students leave school able to write confidently and competently. This need will continue to be important as we become increasingly digital.

Join EdTechNZ for our Annual Meeting being held on 26 October. The meeting will begin promptly at 2.30pm. Zoom meeting details will be sent to you in advance of the event. Chair, Shane Kerr, will share an update on EdTechNZ’s strategy and plans for the coming year. Please note this is an EdTechNZ member only … Continue reading "EdTechNZ Annual Meeting 2022"