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Blackboard partners with VoiceThread to enhance communication for learners and instructors with video, voice and text commenting.

Yesterday, schools in Pt England, Auckland, kicked off the global Hour of Code campaign to get young people interested in technology.

The MoE has introduced a new Education Legislation Bill, aiming to improve administrative and governance arrangements in educational entities.

​The P300 Gold and P500 power banks by Rapoo are both great power banks for your mobile devices, with good functionality and aesthetics.

Tomorrow ANZ will launch its new goMoney Wallet for Android users, enabling a number of New Zealanders to make purchases using their smartphone.

The new features include SmartTrack automatic exercise recognition as well as enhancements to Fitbit’s PurePulse heart rate tracking.

According to NetSafe, New Zealanders are questioning if advertisements offering the latest iPhone for a buck are too good to be true.

Better connectivity will help create more jobs and improve health and education outcomes across the Wairarapa region.

A new study by BIC New Zealand reveals 65% of Kiwi parents fear handwriting will be lost within 20 years, with technology seen as a key hindrance.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is out now and is one of the hardest FPS games in the market. Not to mention it persuades people to be online mostly.

Nine new SmartGates have been installed at Auckland Airport, with 29 more to come over the next 12-18 months. #travel #technology.

AVG Technologies predicts that artificial intelligence and encryption will be major factors in online security in 2016.

Quizlet has reached one billion study sessions completed, has more than 100 million user-created study sets, and is now used in every country.

To participate successfully in the future, young people today need to be learning a range of 21st Century digital skills.

Yesterday New Zealand led the world into the global Microsoft Skype-a-Thon, a 48-hour long event designed to connect schools around the world.

Detective Inspector Stu Graham encourages all computer users to protect themselves by making themselves familiar with the various types of scams.

TechDay team boosts productivity with sleek AOC 27 monitors, praising crisp display and versatile connectivity options.

Schools in New Zealand are being urged to switch from installed servers to cloud solutions to protect student data from hackers.

Check Point is anticipating the next wave of threats, hoping organisations can stay ahead of the evolving tactics of cybercriminals.

Nine out of ten NZ schools now part of the N4L Managed Network, boosting digital learning with safe, fast internet. Spark celebrates success.