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Continued support for Computers in Homes announced
Government

Continued support for Computers in Homes announced

The Computers in Homes project will receive $2.5 million in additional operating funding in 2014/2015, as announced in yesterday's Budget.

By Staff Writer • 3 min read • Fri, 16th May 2014
Funding for Computers in Homes to benefit students
EduTech

Funding for Computers in Homes to benefit students

A boost in funding for the Computers in Homes digital literacy programme has been announced by the government.

By Rebecca Wood • 2 min read • Wed, 3rd Jul 2013
CA helps bridge the digital divide
Unified Communications

CA helps bridge the digital divide

CA boosts digital access, donating USD $25,000 and resources to Huntly's Computers in Homes scheme, empowering 18 disadvantaged families.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Tue, 1st May 2007

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Iwi extends education strategy with Computers in Homes
EduTech

Iwi extends education strategy with Computers in Homes

In partnership with Computers In Homes (CIH), an iwi at the top of the South Island has extended its Learning and Development strategy.

By Catherine Knowles • 2 min read • Mon, 25th May 2015
Computers in Homes aims high in 2015
EduTech

Computers in Homes aims high in 2015

Education Ministers Hekia Parata and Nikki Kaye have announced funding for Computers in Homes will be extended in 2015-16.

By Catherine Knowles • 2 min read • Wed, 18th Feb 2015
More families to benefit from government's Computer in Home programme
EduTech

More families to benefit from government's Computer in Home programme

Another 1500 low income families will be provided with computers in 2015/16 through the Computers in Homes programme.

By Shannon Williams • 2 min read • Tue, 17th Feb 2015
New year new security
Cybersecurity

New year new security

Back to school now includes digital security, AVG (AU/NZ) advises on protecting devices as children return to their studies.

By Staff Writer • 3 min read • Thu, 1st Mar 2012