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This is the parent group for Enabling e-Learning in the VLN Groups. 

You can discuss particular aspects of e-learning in these e-Learning sub-groups:

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Enabling e-Learning, the Ministry of Education’s online ‘hub’ for ICT-related education resources and programmes in New Zealand. Enabling e-Learning brings together everything that school leaders and teachers need to improve their e-learning practice, in one easy-to-navigate collection. 

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Brief description: A hub for ICT-related education resources and programmes in New Zealand.

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FORUM: Cybersecurity Awareness Week

27 May 2013 - 31 May 2013
FORUM: 27 - 31 May: What do we as educators need to be aware of and how might we support our learners to become sucessful digital citizens? This forum will run in conjunction with the NetSafe's national event.

FORUM: LEARNZ, Science and you

3 Jun 2013
FORUM: LEARNZ, Science and you: Date tbc This forum will provide an opportunity for community members to share experiences and find out more about how LEARNZ virtual field trips and virtual resources can add another dimension to classroom learning.

LIVE WEBINAR: What does effective e-learning pedagogy and UFB look like?

5 Jun 2013
LIVE WEBINAR: 5 June, 3.45-4.45pm, Fast fibre connection - what's the point? Nayland Primary School will share their journey of ultra-fast broadband in their school.

LIVE WEBINAR: Engaging with whānau and the wider community - a kura perspective

19 Jun 2013
LIVE WEBINAR: Wednesday 19 June, .45- 4.45pm: How does one school keep whānau and iwi connected, informed and encouraged to participate? This webinar shares one school's story.

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori | Māori Language Week 2013

1 Jul 2013 - 7 Jul 2013
To celebrate and promote the use of te reo Māori

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Completed by 600 schools across the sector, the survey shows that existing school infrastructure is in a relatively good state. More than half of schools surveyed have a server less than five years old and most schools have some type of wireless system. Indications are that while most schools are embracing digital learning they are keen to upgrade their internal networks through the School Network Upgrade Project to ensure service quality is retained as technology demands increase.

The School ICT Infrastructure Survey is available as a download from Education Counts. Published in April 2013 and written by the Schools Infrastructure Group, Ultra-fast Broadband in Schools, and Ministry of Education, it provides information about the current state of ICT infrastructure in New Zealand schools, how they are currently using technology and what they would find valuable in terms of content and services to enhance teaching and learning.

Posted on 29 April 2013 | 9:02 am

The Ministry’s Ultra-fast Broadband in Schools team is currently visiting regions around New Zealand to inform local schools of the progress on digital education initiatives including:

  • the School Connection Project (SCP)
  • School Network Upgrade Project (SNUP)
  • the TELA laptop scheme and more. 

The updates are being given as part of CORE Education’s Learning@schools roadshow. If you missed it, you can find the presentation on the  Ultra-fast Broadband in Schools page under the heading, Update on current initiatives.

Posted on 12 April 2013 | 12:38 pm

The latest Enabling e-Learning newsletter is out now! View the new school stories, resources, and information from the  Enabling e-Learning website, and the  Enabling e-Learning community

Go to the Newsletters page to:

  • sign up for the newsletter - look for the heading Keep Informed, enter your email, and click on the yellow subscribe button. 
  • view archived newsletters. 
Posted on 4 April 2013 | 11:04 am