2020 has certainly been one for the books and we know you must be looking forward to a much needed break. On behalf of the N4L whānau, thank you for your dedication and engagement throughout this difficult year. We're looking forward to continuing to support you all...
Protecting personal information (privacy) is a hot topic, especially this year with many people moving to more digital ways of working and learning. Here at N4L, we’re focused on ensuring we protect the personal information we collect when you’re on the school’s...
Students can face hazards on the playground but the online world is far riskier. N4L aims to help students stay safe online with a new Reporting app which opens a window into what they’re viewing online, so teachers can discuss any dangers. The Reporting app pulls...
As we all look forward to the festive season and wrapping up what has been an eventful year, we’d like to reassure you that we’re taking care of your school’s online safety and security - so you have one less thing to worry about. 2020 has been extra challenging......
A major upgrade of school Wi-Fi networks means teachers can spend more time focusing on students’ learning without having to worry about managing and maintaining the technology. N4L is replacing and supporting wireless equipment in schools as part of the Ministry of...
How do you protect yourself from a karate chop? You step up your game and work on your defence skills. The same goes for protecting yourself online - you step up your game to be protected from digital threats. Today is the first day of Cyber Smart Week and the theme...
As part of the School Network Upgrade, we’re replacing network equipment in schools with next generation wireless technology - known as Wi-Fi 6. Learn more about what the new tech means for your school in the blog below, written by our wonderful guest blogger, Bill...