N4L stories - Page 2

Fast internet reaches 1000 NZ schools, promising innovative learning and connectivity thanks to government investment.

N4L's Pond unveils new features at ULearn, enhancing NZ educators' resource sharing and professional development.

Pond now has a feature where inappropriate or unlawful content, communication or behaviour can be directly reported to NetSafe.

N4L's Pond opens its digital doors to every NZ educator, introducing 'Make a Splash' for seamless school integration into its portal.

Educators who are members of Pond are now able to invite their colleagues and friends in the education sector to join.

Network for Learning (N4L) exceeds targets, as 700 schools and 225k students are now connected to its Managed Network.

The rollout of fast internet to New Zealand schools reaches milestone as Te Kura o Waikare becomes the 700th connected school.

Network for Learning’s Pond can now be accessed by Initial Teacher Educators (ITEs), and will be available to teacher trainees from 2015.

Network for Learning (N4L) has announced the 16 schools that will take part in the Pond Pioneer School programme.

Schools to receive technical support from new ICT Advisory Service to help them utilise the Managed Network. #education #technology.

N4L calls for schools to shape the future of Pond, seeking 10-15 pioneers to integrate the digital platform in diverse settings.

Chris South of Network for Learning is shortlisted for a New Zealand regional award in the Digital Content category of the 2014 Talent Unleashed Awards.

500 schools in New Zealand are now connected to the Managed Network under the N4L programme, ahead of schedule.

Network for Learning is starting to roll out invitations for their web portal Pond to 500 Pioneer Educators who will gain access during Term 2.

N4L's 'Pond' digital portal launches, offering a collaborative platform for educators and students to share trusted resources.

DigitalNZ's new partnership with Radio NZ unlocks over 150,000 historic interviews and items, weaving NZ's story like never before.

Schools to learn digital tech integration at N4L webinars on 18 and 25 March, hosted by the Ministry of Education and N4L.

Two thousand schools have registered their interest in joining the Network for Learning (N4L) managed network, says Associate Education Minister Nikki Kaye.

As of today, 212 schools have signed agreements and these communities will be looking forward to being connected.

N4L teams with 12 Kiwi tech firms to connect over 700 schools to its free, high-speed internet service by 2014, boosting educational resources.

More than 20 schools from around New Zealand have already signed agreements with Network for Learning (N4L) to connect to its managed network.

Less than two weeks after the announcement that Network for Learning’s managed network was going ahead, more than 1000 schools have registered their interest in connecting to the network.