Education, Learning & Training stories - Page 49

One million history buffs boost Kiwi website into a revamp, making the past a daily delight for global audience.

EdTech revolutionises classrooms with focus on assessment models, computer science, and data privacy, reveals EdSurge and AT&T study.

PlayKids wins Best Streaming Video Platform for preschoolers at Kidscreen 2016 Awards, beating other popular apps like Hopster.

Maplesoft releases major update of flagship product, Maple, with new features aimed at educators and researchers.

Sony Global Education develops blockchain technology for open sharing of academic records and aims to revolutionize education evaluation.

Blackboard has partnered up with Skytap to provide cloud-based, on-demand virtual training labs via Blackboard Learn, the company's flagship LMS.

Chris Tithof spearheads Unit4's push in ANZ, targeting 'people-centric' sectors as they aim for a bold 100% growth.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.

The NZ Council for Education Research has collaborated with Gamelab on a game aimed at getting people thinking about the future of education.

The research shows 89% of New Zealand's Year 7-10 teachers think the advantages of the job clearly outweigh the disadvantages.

Turnitin's new technology, Revision Assistant, encourages students to revise more often and improve their essays, according to pilot release.

Veeam is recruiting its first in-country NZ field marketing manager as the company looks to deepen its relationships with the local channel.

Blackboard releases Maori version of Bb Student, enabling students to stay updated on their academic progress.

Lower Hutt could host NZ's pioneering TechShop, a haven for creative tech, pending a Hutt Council viability study.

Samsung unveils innovative STEM education tools to boost pupil engagement and team skills, offering immersive tech-led learning experiences.

SoftMaker says as part of its education drive, it is upping support for educational institutions worldwide by providing its software free of charge.

Sharp has announced the release of a new interactive whiteboard for the classroom, just in time for a new school year.

Microsoft has teamed up with St Andrew's College to help the educators and students get the most out of technology in the classroom.

A number of education technology start-ups have arrived on the scene, with many attracting attention for their innovative solutions.

Blackboard introduces new SaaS options for its Learning Management System, giving customers more control and flexibility.