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Schools can now buy Google Chromebooks through the All of Govt scheme, offering enhanced security and easy management for education.

Bay of Plenty Polytechnic has reduced its downtime and complaints about network speed by upgrading its switches.

The University of Auckland is the latest New Zealand institute to announce a move into the world of massive open online courses (MOOCs).

Massey University launches free online courses in agriculture, emergency management, and indigenous studies next week, showcasing NZ's expertise globally.

Over 400 impactful NZ posters from the last 50 years, chronicling trade unions and political activism, are now digitally accessible.

Kiwi IT expert pioneers affordable animation software, Moviestorm, as a dynamic educational tool in schools, after success with a Vanuatu NGO.

University of Otago enhances global connectivity by joining eduroam network, opening doors for seamless access to Wi-Fi worldwide.

Christchurch's past revisited through augmented reality glasses, offering a glimpse of pre-earthquake city life.

Ministry of Education announces plans to overhaul school property system, focusing on 21st-century learning and flexibility.

Aussie mum invents 'Superhero Sight Words' app, turning a struggle into a triumph, helping kids globally master reading with fun.

Gov commits extra £6m to bolster Novopay's end-of-year tech support and training, aiming for a smoother school payroll process.

Wellington schools embark on a solar energy journey, pairing with the city council and Genesis Energy, to enlighten and power education.

A free iPad and Android game is delivering fresh observations about children with Autism and Asperger Syndrome.

Technology developed by an AUT student to add speech capability to presentations could lead to collaborative and socially responsible learning.

New Zealand schools and students could face steep internet costs as proposed 'copper tax' may shift NZD $600 million to broadband provider, Chorus.

Govt allocates NZD $1.9 million for High Tech Youth Network to open new studios in Dunedin and Penrose, fostering digital skills in young Kiwis.

NZ's Science Learning Hub triumphs at World Summit Awards, highlighting its vital role in global e-learning and science education.

A competition for Enviroschools that aims to raise awareness among school students of the need to recycle unwanted televisions has been launched this week.

Telecommunications company CallPlus is offering New Zealand schools a zero term contract for ultra-fast broadband (UFB).