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VLN Community: A network of school clusters and educational institutions collaborating to provide online access to a broad range of curriculum learning opportunities for students.

 

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Enabling e-Learning: The Ministry of Education’s online ‘hub’ for ICT-related education resources and programmes in New Zealand. 

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Welcome to the Virtual Learning Network

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Kia ora!

The Virtual Learning Network (VLN), He kōtuinga ako ā-ipurangi, is an interactive resource provided by the Ministry of Education for all New Zealand educators.

The VLN provides access to:

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The Learning Exchange is a brokerage site that enables connections between teachers and learners; joining clusters, schools, groups and individuals who are learning through online and blended programes.

The VLN supports the work of the Māori Medium Kura Network and the VLN Community (VLNC), and promotes the concept of classrooms without walls, where learners and educators have the flexibility to connect with each other 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The learning exchange comprises of five areas of collaboration: Programmes of learning, Projects, Professional learning, Participation, Parents & Whanau.

Find out more ...

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VLN Groups is a social network for teachers, school leaders and facilitators to connect, share experiences, and learn together.

The main intent is to foster the  co-construction, co-development, and the sharing of, best practice in blended learning environments.

It includes the Enabling e-Learning community groups

To participate in the conversations:

  • Register/Login
  • Set up your profile
  • Add colleagues to your network
  • Join the groups that appeal to you, or even set one up yourself
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The LCO Handbook gives advice and guidance to kura & schools that choose to operate as a collaborative network and utilize electronic and face-to-face mediums, in order to enhance the learning outcomes and opportunities for students, their whānau and educators.

Find out more ...

Latest discussion

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    Group: Auckland Museum eLearning Round Table

    Topic: historic photographs as motivators for learning activities

    Started by Dave Simmonds 19 May 2013 11:54am (10 hours ago)
    Hi, I'm a tech teacher (yrs 7 -8 mostly) with a passion for early new zealand history.  While doing some personal research I found links to Daniel Manders Beere photographs on-line.  No big surprise - they have been around for a while...
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    Group: Androids in the Classroom

    Topic: Creative Android Apps

    Started by Allanah King 04 Apr 2013 10:55pm (45 days ago) Replies (3) Last reply by Allanah King 23 hours ago
    I am very much a newbie to Android devices. I have borrowed one to practice with so I can assist one of my full primary schools who have twenty or so Android tablets with three tablets per class managed by the class teachers them selves. This...
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    Group: Quadblogging Aotearoa

    Topic: Welcome

    Started by Barbara Reid 18 May 2013 8:04pm (yesterday) Replies (1) Last reply by Susan Feron yesterday
    Welcome to the Quadbloggers Aotearoa Group. Please fill in the google form to take part. See this groups bookmarks for suggestions for blogging and teaching students how to comment. (In the group sidebar or use the tags)

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