Recycle-A-Device and N4L helping support digital equity

Recycle-A-Device and N4L helping support digital equity

The products and services Network for Learning (N4L) deliver help 905,000 tumuaki, kaiako and ākonga at over 2,500 schools enjoy daily access to safer and more secure internet on school and/or BYOD devices. But did you know many ākonga don’t have what many of us may...

Network outage across the Upper North Island area

We are aware of power cuts affecting a number of schools connectivity in the Auckland and Northland regions and our team are monitoring the situation. If you have restored power but no internet, please give our Customer Support team a call on 0800 LEARNING (532...

N4L is now managing the Education Service Desk

The Education Service Desk, who manage enquiries for a range of applications used by schools and the wider education sector (such as Education Sector Logon and e-asTTle), has transferred from the Ministry of Education to N4L. There’s no disruption or change to the...

Ruckus Cloudpath upgrade to a new version

We’d like to notify you of the upcoming Ruckus Cloudpath upgrade to a new version for some remaining schools. It will be carried out between 4pm on 11 April and and 9am on 12 April and we’re contacting all affected schools directly with their upgrade details. The...