Helping schools protect ākonga: a selection of online safety tools and resources Whether you’re talking about uniform rules, extracurriculars or what to sell in the tuck shop, schools and kura are about collective decision-making that works for everyone. The same goes...
In the day to day life of a teacher or principal, there’s a lot going on (all. the. time.) - and it’s only getting busier! If you’re not a technical person when it comes to IT, then cybersecurity becomes another daunting thing to consider on an already packed plate....
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...
Meet David, a proud Westie, sports fan and School Relationship Manager (North) at N4L. Having discovered a new career in education and igniting his passion to give back to the sector in 2021, he’s never looked back! Get to know him better below. Where did you grow...
Welcome to the Term 1 In Brief newsletter. In this edition we have some exciting project updates, we’re sharing a handy flyer explaining who to go to for network help and our response to the recent phishing campaigns. We also talk about AI and you’ll get to know our...
Like any tool, AI can be a force for good or bad. It stands for artificial intelligence, although the code actually only simulates human brains, mimicking traits like learning, conversation, and problem-solving. AI considers the context of a situation, rather than...
As Safer Internet Day rolls around at the start of each school year, it is a great reminder of what we can be doing and how we can best work together to help make schools and kura safer online. When it comes to online safety, we all have a role to play. We spoke to...