CEO Graeme Muller says these major tech developments will significantly impact lives of New Zealanders for the better.

Upcoming conference invites educators and the games industry to meet and look to the future of learning, together.

“If we, New Zealand, became early adopters as well as empowered our young people to work at crafting technology to solve every-day problems."

“Many New Zealand families here and overseas want to learn some te reo Māori especially for use with their young children..."

“It’s essential that students with learning support needs receive the same educational opportunities as their peers..."

Research suggests that there are significant educational benefits to some old-fashioned analogue skill sets that can be critical to the way we think.

Gaming workshops are the way to boost youth interest in science and technology, encouraging them towards gaming, programming and coding careers.

"I thought it may be useful to give you an update on where we are at with the wider education portfolio, including digital infrastructure."

"The investment will expand capacity and will focus on providing flexible learning spaces with the latest infrastructure to support digital learning."

"Wearables are becoming commonplace in our everyday life, and are now being heartily adopted by schools around the world."

​It has been revealed that the large majority of teachers believe technology helps facilitate learning, however a small minority effectively use it.

“This project is further proof that the Government is committed to modernising school property and getting ahead of Auckland’s population growth."

Takapuna Grammar School is set to start a major redevelopment worth $26 million that will vast improvement to the school's digital learning spaces.

"These technologies are data-driven and sophisticated online platforms and software that adjust to learner interactions and performance levels."

The spaces will be flexible to support different ways of teaching & learning, and feature the latest IT infrastructure to support digital learning.

"We believe that technology has the power to transform the classroom."

Summer holidays can lead to a drop in children’s learning levels when they are left to electronic devices.

The focus of the redevelopment will be on creating an innovative learning environment, with the latest IT infrastructure to support digital learning.

The education technology and smart classrooms market is set to reach $93 billion by 2020, driven by education hardware and software innovations.

“Schools are often reluctant to change their existing MIS but need to realise education is entering a decade of remarkable opportunity."

The Ministry of Education’s Connected Learning Advisory is helping New Zealand schools and Māori communities make the most of digital technologies.

​A new advisory service that’s aimed at helping schools understand the digital learning opportunities available has launched in New Zealand.

Technology is vital in providing accessible education to students around the world, said Sir John Daniel at an event in Wellington.

Aerohive Networks has announced it will provide the Wi-Fi infrastructure to support Apple’s connection to ConnectED.