Online learning stories - Page 17

Facebook has launched two new resources for marketers and small businesses to help them grow on the platform. The resources are called Blueprint and Learn How.

Gartner has identified the top 10 strategic technologies and provides recommendations to education CIOs and IT leaders about adoption and benefits.

Selling security requires vendor support. Michael Lee, RSA security evangelist, outlines what to look for in security vendor's partner programmes.

Three central North Island towns are now fully-fibred as momentum grows around the government's ultra-fast broadband build.

Tech in education to soar, with a market set to hit $19bn by 2018, revolutionizing teaching methods and enhancing learning through apps.

Pond now has a feature where inappropriate or unlawful content, communication or behaviour can be directly reported to NetSafe.

Christchurch's digital learning leap: $200,000 push aims to equip over 9s in 30 schools with access to vital online resources.

Ōtaki's leap into the digital age: All 1060 pupils in six schools to get Chromebooks, bridging digital divides and harnessing te reo Māori online.

Veeam Software has made enhancements to its partner program in New Zealand, aiming to accelerate its presence in all market segments.

Telecom steadies with NZ$167m profit, pivots to digital with new internet TV venture, ShowmeTV, amid industry shifts.

New technologies are continually making it easier than ever before to distribute and share learning content with businesses rushing to capitalise.

Manurewa Intermediate soars into the digital age, thanks to a £40k ICT upgrade from Vodafone, enriching learning with new tech.

Communities connect as Otago Polytechnic's Digital Outreach gifts computers to Blueskin Bay Library, fueling online learning and skill development.

Over 1,000 schools have eagerly registered to join Network for Learning's managed network, promising enhanced online education by 2016.

Auckland's children to benefit as council backs digital learning initiative, enhancing education and employment prospects city-wide.

Mark Dasent from Connector Systems reveals top tech market trends, including co-opetition, cloud services, and subscription models reshaping the industry.

Tait Communications, leading in radio tech since 1969, hails cloud migration for business resilience post-Canterbury quakes.

John Hanna takes the helm as CEO of NZ's Schools UFB network, aiming to revolutionise digital learning for over 800,000 students.

SnapperNet becomes NZ's first MOBOTIX certified company, offering advanced training in leading network camera technology to local partners.

Riverbed amps up partner benefits in response to growing product range, offering new tech paths and incentives for resellers.