Use of digital technologies enables students to personalise their learning and extend that learning beyond the classroom.
Distance learning options such as the Virtual Learning Network (VLN) Learning exchange , and NetNZ enable students to access areas of the curriculum that are not readily available within their school. Bring your device (BYOD) initiatives enable learning to extend and continue beyond the classroom.
Shona Unasa, a student at Southern Cross Campus, takes economics via video conference. She shares the benefits to her learning and her experience using this medium.
Olivia and Vlad, Ashburton College students, share their perspectives on using NetNZ for learning online. They describe the flexibility and the independence that it offers.
After-school clubs allow students to explore areas and subjects that they may not have access to in schools or at home.
Halswell School has started an after school Scratch coding club. Callum and his teacher, Fraser Malins, explain how Scratch supports student learning with creativity, logical thinking, and problem solving.
A nationwide network of free volunteer-led after school coding clubs for kiwi kids.
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