Former telco boss John Hanna to lead Network for Learning. New Zealand's 2,600 schools are another step closer to getting safe and affordable ultra-fast internet with the appointment of a chief executive officer, John Hanna, to lead the organisation tasked with making...
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Helen Robinson announces N4L launch & Term 4 schools competition
Dear Principals and Teachers At the uLearn Education Conference in Auckland recently we were delighted to launch our website: www.n4l.co.nz and our vision of unleashing learner potential. Our aim at The Network for Learning (N4L) is to engage students in their...
Helen Robinson introduces The Network for Learning
Kia ora koutou You may have heard that schools throughout the country are about to receive online learning resources and fast connectivity to the internet via The Network for Learning Limited, an organisation which was set up a matter of weeks ago. We are delighted...
N4L Board Appointments
Education Minister Hekia Parata has today announced the appointments to the inaugural board of the new Crown-owned company to operate and manage the Network for Learning. Helen Robinson has been appointed as Chair and Mark Yeoman Deputy Chair. Martin Wylie, Rick...
Network for Learning a step closer
Education Minister, Hekia Parata, today announced that the Ministry of Education is seeking a network services provider for the Network for Learning, an online network that will enable improved access to education resources for learners. Suppliers are being asked to...
Network for Learning Approved
Education Minister Anne Tolley has announced that a dedicated nationwide online network for New Zealand schools will be developed, to ensure that teaching and learning is at the forefront of global educational developments and makes the most of new technology. The...