Education, Learning & Training stories - Page 55

Aggressive partner acquisition programme for GFI Software as it seeks to reinvigorate channel and tap vertical markets.

Samsung Electronic has announced it is creating an innovative IoT ecosystem at this week's CeBIT conference. #Samsung #IoT #CeBIT2015.

There are a number of ways in which players in the ed-tech space stay agile and keep creating useful tools, says Jeff Fernandez Grovo CEO and founder.

Prime Minister John Key says a free trade agreement with India would help New Zealand reduce its dependence on the Chinese market, which is the countr.

Eight New Zealand science and digital technology teachers are set to bring newfound knowledge of Japan's technology into New Zealand classrooms.

Bespoke Training Services says it has seen rapid adoption of AWS training in ANZ, and to build on this it is expanding its portfolio of locations.

IT grad, Tao Zhou, has completed an internship at a plant breeding and research company where he developed an app to help staff carry out field work.

Linking family and community is one of the four key principles of the early childhood curriculum, and ICT has become a critical component of this.

New Zealand construction activity is rebounding from a slump during the recession as private sector work picks ups, according to a property consult.

Nearly 1,300 schools are now using the government-funded N4L Managed Network, with it's uncapped data, web filtering and network security services.

The New Zealand Government is set to invest nearly NZD $450,000 in 12 new international education growth initiatives, focusing on the US and Asian markets.

In New Zealand, a $129,975 study led by Dr. Greg Falloon explores iPads' role in enhancing student problem-solving and thinking in classrooms.

CORE Education to spearhead NZ's Learning Technologies Advisory, enhancing e-learning in schools with digital tech and broadband.

Fonterra addresses its silo culture post-WPC scare, embracing comprehensive changes to bolster food safety and foster cohesion.

Orion Health's Codeworx competition, in its second year, sees a number of young students take away big prizes for their useful and inventive projects.

A recent report on New Zealand schools show digital technology is being widely adopted and is contributing to higher student achievement.

The extra-curricular club provides girls opportunities to learn about coding, computer science and possible career opportunities.

Facebook launches trio of initiatives to combat Ebola, including donations, education, and communication aid for West Africa.

Girls in Games workshop in Auckland inspires young females to explore game development, offering hands-on experience and networking.

Microsoft launches the Expert Educator Program in New Zealand, honouring pioneering teachers transforming education with technology.