This dimension of the e-Learning Planning Framework describes new opportunities and possibilities for schools to engage with families/whānau and the wider community.
Information and resources supporting schools to engage with their community to plan and respond to the impact of technologies, particularly digital citizenship and cybersafety.
Te Taiao Ako | Beyond the classroom is one of the five dimensions of the e-Learning Planning Framework. This website is designed to support schools develop their e-learning capability across the five dimensions. The Te Taiao Ako page contains school stories and examples to support Kura Kaupapa Māori.
How is your school engaging with your local Māori community? Use the stories, reports, and reviews reflecting effective practices to support Māori learners to achieve education success as Māori.
Meeting parents, families, and community members face-to-face is an essential part of connecting with the Pasifika community. Ongoing connections can be supported and enhanced through the use of technologies.
Using social media is a fast and effective way to connect with your community. Schools are using Facebook, Twitter, and other applications successfully.
Equitable digital access to the internet beyond school: A literature review
A study, commissioned by the Ministry of Education, analysing evidence on the educational value of home internet access and how it can be maximised.
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Enabling e-Learning
e-Learning: Leadership
e-Learning: Teaching
e-Learning: Technologies
e-Learning: Professional Learning
e-Learning: Beyond the classroom
Using the e-Learning Planning Frameworks
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