Online learning stories - Page 21

E-learning in schools is on the rise in NZ. International e-learning expert, Prof. Curt Bonk, to speak at DEANZ2016.

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

One in five of New Zealand's eligible households, schools and businesses have connected to ultra fast broadband, says government.

Universities eye tech overhaul with Gartner's top 10 list, aiming to foster innovation and gain competitive edge in global education.

Technavio forecasts a 32% CAGR in the SDx market by 2020, driven by the need for simplified network management and cost efficiency.

Hybrid learning, the convergence of processes, uptake of cloud-based solutions, and development of analytics are key trends impacting eLearning.

Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) connections are up 135% around the country, according to latest figures regarding the Government's UFB programme.

Internet revolutionizing education: online learning on the rise, classrooms changing, and new educators emerging, says research.

Frost - Sullivan recognizes VMware for its innovative education technology solutions, including the AirWatch teacher tools and Workspace Suite.

Digital instructional materials are set to take over print within the next three years, according to a new survey from MDR.

Government to invest $6m in Khandallah School for a new nine-classroom block to improve infrastructure and accommodate roll growth.

Hutt City Council to offer free computer skills classes for residents with basic or no computer skills. Program starts 9 Feb.

MoocLab, the online learning community website, has ranked more than 80 platforms that offer both academic and skill-based online courses.

The e-learning market is growing rapidly, with more Massive Open Online Courses as well as commercial online courses available around the world.

Cyber security is a challenging game for any organisation. Staying on top feels a little like bailing water from a leaking boat.

Teachers in the US want more control over the selection and delivery of education technology in schools, a survey reveals.

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

Demand for technology in education, which can be accessed from any location, has sparked a revolution in the online learning segment.

Microsoft signs three-year agreement with Ministry of Education to provide Kiwi students with latest computer software.

Red Hat has taken its training virtual with its latest program for channel partners and customers offering real-time training, online.