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Sphero will purchase littleBits in order to further the companies’ common mission: to inspire the creators and inventors of tomorrow.>>

The Centre will prepare students to meet the demand for talent in the cybersecurity pipeline through skill development, with technology that is at the forefront of this digital future.>>

Google Earth has a few new nifty features to take users on an exploration of culture, language, nature, weather, and remote locations.>>

“Learning works best when it’s interactive, so users can listen to the words in te reo and English and test their knowledge and pronunciation through the glossary and quiz.">>

More than 8000 children across New Zealand schools participated in live ‘virtual’ creative writing workshop as part of an effort to promote children’s wellbeing. >>

SimPHARM, a state of the art simulation tool developed at the University of Otago and now commercially licensed by a United States-based company.>>

Downtime in an education provider's systems could cause disruption with significant, far-reaching consequences.>>

As a result to increasing exam pressure, grade hacking services and fake diplomas are becoming more easily available online, according to new Kaspersky research.>>

Microsoft presented its first ever parliamentary Showcase to New Zealand government ministers and MPs last week, as it showcased just how innovative New Zealanders can be.>>

UiPath is partnering with New Zealand academic institutions to train students for an increasingly technological workplace, primarily focusing on automation and robotics training.>>

"We're seeing great innovation around how universities are delivering curriculum, however universities need to ask studentswhether it's in the right direction.">>

Five design and arts colleges have been incorporated to create New Zealand’s largest independent specialised creative and IT college.>>

Curiious IQ is enabled for any VR device and can stream live to small groups or up to 50 or more headsets simultaneously. >>

The game has been designed to give future business people and construction workers a taste of what it’s like to build their own company.>>

Far from becoming obsolete in the face of new cybersecurity software and systems, phishing is just as effective now as it always has been.>>

Apple says it’s ‘protecting the planet’s resources’ and expanding educational opportunities for workers who assemble Apple products.>>

Soon there could be no need for teachers in New Zealand to do the daily roll call – and no need for students to come up with creative ways of saying ‘here’.>>

“Students are enthusiastic supporters of digital assessment; they tell us it reflects the way they are learning and living, with technology at their fingertips.">>

Along with the restriction capabilities, the Vodafone Smart N9 range also has a range of emergency and safety controls. >>

Pro AV Solutions Queensland and avt deployed a network media solution to deliver streaming across multiple University of Southern Queensland campuses.>>

Connection numbers and the demand per device is growing exponentially in education instiutions. How can a school be ready for what’s to come?>>

As technology in the classroom becomes a necessity, many children could be starting at a disadvantage as the financial strain becomes too much.>>

The global education landscape is changing, and Australia no exception. Michael Chetner explains how AI and the cloud will create a new way to learn. >>

An expert with a history of builiding successful IT infrastructure for the unique education sector shares their advice for getting it right.>>