If you follow N4L on Twitter or are a member of the Pond community, you will have seen the recent competition we ran to win a drone. We got some encouraging feedback about why people use Pond, as well as some great constructive feedback about what would make more of...
Following the below email we have identified that schools using Secure Website Inspection or Individualised Filtering after the 5th of November 2015 will have problems signing into Chromebooks if no action is taken by your Web Filtering administrator . If you are the...
Coming back into the office this week there was quite a buzz from the team lucky enough to be part of ULearn. Whether it was people we met at the stand, or those we who attended one of our breakout sessions, we met some amazingly passionate educators and there were...
Ko Ngāti Kahungunu tōku iwi Ko Ngāti Moe tōku hapu Kō Papawai tōku marae Kō John Stenton Workman rāua Kokoriti Ellen Riwhanga tōku tipuna Ko Paula Hay tōku ingoa. Ever since I was little I wanted to be a teacher. As I got older the question wasn’t “what am I going to...
Sian Willicott, N4L Client Manager Following the recent announcement of N4L’s partnership with Vector, our team have been busy visiting the 50+ schools using Vector fibre, to offer them a connection to the Managed Network. Even though these schools already have fibre...
The Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIAs) were held in Auckland last week and we are very excited to have been named winners in the Access and Digital Skills category, for our Managed Network! The ANZIAs are a collaboration between auDA and InternetNZ...
A few weeks ago I was asked to be part of a Digital Inclusion panel discussion at NetHui. The theme for this year was “the Internet is everybody’s business”. The 3-day covered a range of issues including education, privacy, security, copyright and a particular focus...