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Technology should be flying high when it comes to government investment and commitment from New Zealand's political parties. But is it?More

The average age of a Kiwi gamer isn’t someone in their teenage years – they’re more likely to be somebody aged 34 years old. What’s more, half of those playing games are women and girls. More

The Ministry of Education has come out fighting against criticism that technology in schools may lead to some children from lower socio-economic areas missing out.More

When you think of tech camps for kids, the North Island’s rugged surf spot Raglan may not be the first place that comes to mind – until now, at least.More

'Normal' people like you and I could soon be left in the dust by the generation or two below us as OMGTech! trains our future innovators.More

They house the sensitive information that hackers specifically seek, are running a wide variety of unprotected endpoints, and have limited resources.More

"The possibilities are almost limitless and we are very excited to see how this programme develops and evolves over the coming months."More

Te Ara o Mauao is a multi-purpose, technologically enhanced learning space, which offers greater informality and flexibility for learning.More

“We built Message My Way to solve a common problem that schools face in communicating with their communities and to make their lives easier."More

“Education institutions are constantly making big investments in technology to enhance learning and to make courses more accessible."More

“This is about schools having the digital infrastructure they need to make the most of online resources for learning."More

"Research on online schools has revealed that they have serious problems, such as extremely high student attrition and very poor results."More

Noel Leeming's Mobile Learning Centre (MLC) has clocked up 42,000 kilometres and 'inspired' more than 14,500 Kiwi kids, all through tech in learning.More

“We’re funding providers who have innovative and smart projects that will capture teachers’ and students’ imagination."More

Palmerston North City Council has launched a new programme to encourage young people to become excited about science, technology, engineering & maths.More

​Technology that was once limited to industry organisations is now becoming affordable for schools, which is causing monumental changes.More

NZ school principals face two main technology challenges, as schools across the country continually eye up the advantages of technology in schools.More

The Caltex 'Fuel Your School' initiative is back for 2016, giving NZ schools the chance to secure their share in $100,000 funding for STEM projects.More

Several high profile firms are taking part in Shadow Tech Day, an annual event designed to inspire female students to look at a future career in IT.More

Kiwi schools & technologies providers can bid for $1 million in creative project funding, thanks to a new Request for Proposal announced by the govt.More

“We’ve had an amazing turnout during term 2. More than 370 people have attended classes with almost all bursting at the seams."More

"I thought it may be useful to give you an update on where we are at with the wider education portfolio, including digital infrastructure."More

"It’s vitally important that the next generation is equipped with the skills and knowledge required to compete in the digital world.”More

“It will ensure we have an education system that prepares children and young people for a future where digital fluency will be critical for success."More