Qrious Launches $1 Million Data Analytics Scholarship
Posted on 2-Nov-2022 17:20 News, Education
As the Aotearoa technology industry grapples with a skills shortage, Qrious, Spark Business Group's AI and data analytics specialist, has announced the launch of the Qrious Data Academy, a talent pathway initiative that includes $1 million of scholarships.
Kiwrious lab-in-the-pocket kit designed for schoolchildren
Posted on 28-Aug-2020 09:03 News, Education
Researchers at the ABI have created a low cost, 'lab in the pocket' for schoolchildren, a technology to spark and nurture a scientifically inquiring mind, allowing them to take scientific measurements of the world around and within them such as the quality of the water they drink, the air that they breathe, the pace of their beating hearts and more.
Genesis School-gen has joined forces with Mind Lab Kids
Posted on 1-May-2020 12:53 News, Education
While families across NZ are adapting to learning from home, Genesis School-gen has partnered with Mind Lab kids to provide Kiwis with FREE access to hundreds of fun and easy experiments and challenges online.
Te ao Maori Minecraft world set to inspire Kiwi students
Posted on 11-Sep-2019 08:43 News, Education
World-building game Minecraft and classroom version, Minecraft: Education Edition, have inspired millions of children the world over. Now young learners will get to explore the traditional world of Maori in block form
N4L helps Christchurch school get students home internet for learning
Posted on 21-Sep-2018 16:54 News, Education
From today, students at Haeata Community Campus, a school nestled in Aranui where an estimated 40% of households are living without a suitable home internet connection, will be able to access The Network for Learning's (N4L) Managed Network from home.
Chorus reveals technology upgrade for schools, students
Posted on 10-Nov-2017 10:28 News, Education
Chorus and Network for Learning (N4L) have today unveiled their school technology upgrade programme, a digital transformation that aims to make New Zealand's schools among the most technologically-advanced in the world.