Taking our edtech to the world - EdTechNZ
A digital divide in how children use devices is worrying researchers | Stuff.co.nz
'We're not lazy': Students want universities to keep uploading lecture recordings online
Kiwi startup Orah signs Mark Zuckerberg's school, raises millions - NZ Herald
Digital literacy among young people
Striving for digital equity in education - EdTechNZ
Insights from Educators - we have a branding problem | ITP Techblog
Education Ministry puts record keeping software on hold due to cybersecurity concerns | RNZ News
A Danish City Built Google Into Its Schools—Then Banned It | WIRED
Does EdTech Disregard Students' Digital Rights? — Observatory | Institute for the Future of Education
The Elephant in the Room With EdTech Data Privacy
Investigation reveals tracking by EdTech of millions of Australian school students during COVID lockdowns - ABC News
EdTech Companies with the Most Student Data - LISTedTECH
5 Ways Student Data Privacy & Security Is Threatened By EdTech
Local edtech companies can gain edge with student data promise - NZ Tech Alliance | RNZ News
Microsoft, Google and Apple clouds banned in Germany’s schools – Naked Security
Chromebooks lack of data privacy
NZ-owned edtech companies pledge not to spy on Kiwi schoolkids - NZ Herald
RNZ News - EdTechNZ at 5:40
Story on large platforms spying in students, and EdTechNZ's privacy pledge
No evidence modern learning environments work: report | RNZ
✨ Exploring constellations - Our recent work on student group assignments - Co-design
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Capabilities for Success: What’s Working in EdTech Today - Bett Global Series | The global community for education technology
International students: How changes in Asia could affect how young Kiwis learn | Stuff.co.nz
‘I’m afraid’: critics of anti-cheating technology for students hit by lawsuits
New Report Shows Parents More Engaged Than Ever in Education, and “Never Going Back” | National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
Report warns protections against spying on kids too weak | RNZ
A new report is warning the country's protections to stop big tech companies spying on schoolchildren appear far too weak. Overseas, the multi-billion-dollar spread of online learning has triggered lawsuits in the United States, and controversy in Australia and the United Kingdom. Phil Pennington is looking into this.
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Teacher creates ingenious exam question to find cheaters and catches 14 students
The EdTech Awards 2023 Now Open - EdTech Digest
Machine translation could make English-only science accessible to all
New Zealand Announces Soha Ali Khan as its New Education Brand Advocate for India