Pilot to provide students access to the Managed Network from home goes live AUCKLAND, New Zealand, 21 September 2018 - From today, students at Haeata Community Campus, a school nestled in Aranui where an estimated 40% of households are living without a suitable home...

Transition to safer & smarter internet services picks up pace with the help from local IT companies AUCKLAND, New Zealand, 12 September 2018 - Today Network for Learning (N4L) is naming an initial list of eight IT support companies to assist the Crown Company with...

New Zealand schools to benefit from safer and smarter internet services thanks to a new nationwide upgrade of the student-focused Managed Network run by Crown Company Network for Learning (N4L). This is the first major refresh of the Managed Network since N4L began...

Crown company releases new four-year strategy A new four-year strategy for Crown Company Network for Learning (N4L) has been released, which explores new ways to bridge the digital inequity divide for students. Designed to support the government’s goals for education,...

Rata Street School students to get home internet access for learning via Managed Network Marking the announcement that a pilot enabling Equitable Digital Access for Students of Rata Street School will begin later this year are, from left to right: Chorus CEO Kate...

Larrie Moore has been appointed as the new CEO of Crown-owned company Network for Learning Ltd (N4L), effective 7 February 2018. “Larrie is a proven business leader with a track record of launching and growing brands,” says N4L Chair Helen Robinson, who was last month...

New initiatives to ensure barrier-free student internet access for learning.   N4L CEO Greg Woolley, Chorus CEO Kate McKenzie and Haeata Community Campus Principal Andy Kai Fong Network for Learning (N4L) is taking another step toward ensuring barrier-free...

N4L CEO John Hanna (L) congratulates Greg Woolley (R) on his Interim CEO appointment. Following five years as inaugural Chief Executive Officer of Network for Learning (N4L), John Hanna is leaving the company. The N4L Board has appointed technology veteran Greg...

Today Network for Learning CEO John Hanna has been named on a list honouring the most innovative ICT leaders and CIOs in New Zealand, the “CIO100”. CIO editor Divina Paredes says the list “acknowledges the country’s top 100 most effective and strategic CIOs,...

http://n4l.wistia.com/medias/fflqj93n9r?embedType=async&videoWidth=480   WELLINGTON, New Zealand, 5 December 2016 - Nearly 800,000 students and teachers from 2400+ schools are now using Network for Learning’s (N4L) Managed Network to enhance their learning,...

More than 758,000 students and teachers across 2346 of New Zealand schools are using N4L’s Managed Network for their teaching and learning, which is today recognised as the top ICT-enabled Community Initiative at the inaugural CIO100 Awards. The award was presented by...

Today N4L is marking a milestone with 90% of the country’s schools connected to its Managed Network, providing more than 735,000 teachers and students throughout New Zealand access to fast, uncapped internet running at predictable speeds in their classrooms. Associate...

A new study finds that principals across New Zealand have increased confidence implementing their school’s digital learning strategy since connecting to N4L’s Managed Network. More than 350 schools responded to a survey asking principals their thoughts on using the...

N4L is excited to announce that OMGTech!, a charitable education initiative getting more Kiwi kids interested in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering & maths), will be using online learning hub Pond to make its educational resources accessible to all...

Businesses pitching in to help schools get awesome internet services More than 50 Auckland schools will be able to start using N4L’s Managed Network sooner, thanks to an agreement that sees the Crown company using Vector’s fibre network as part of its national...

Raising the voice of New Zealand teachers championing innovative learning is the aim of the new “Point of Learning” podcast launched by N4L (Network for Learning), with the fourth episode airing today, featuring Abdul Chohan, an internationally recognised learning...

This week N4L (Network for Learning) will connect the 2000th school to its Managed Network, bringing fast, reliable internet services to 80% of the country’s schools. This means more than 600,000 students and 42,000 teachers across the country will this week have...

Internet NZ and AUT recognise Managed Network excellence N4L’s Managed Network has been selected as as a finalist for the Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIAs) and the AUT Excellence in Business Support Awards. More than half a million students and...

N4L (Network for Learning) won the most innovative initiative award at the Hi-Tech Awards gala for its online learning hub Pond, designed to make it easier for teachers to find and share educational content, as well as connect with their peers across the country. The...

N4L (Network for Learning) is making online learning hub Pond more accessible by allowing its registered users - currently 8200+ teachers - to make the learning materials they add to Pond’s fast-growing catalogue available for public viewing. From today, teachers can...