Schools can share UFB with communities - New Zealand Herald

In an article by the New Zealand Herald, Manaiakalani is featured as part of an article about the use of Ultra-Fast Broadband to extend the connected school learning environment to homes in the community.

Manaiakalani Digital Teaching Academy launches - Interface Magazine NZ

This article from Interface Magazine talks about the launch of the Manaiakalani Digital Teacher Academy.

Launch of the Manaiakalani Digital Teacher Academy

We've recently celebrated the launch of the brand new Manaiakalani Digital Teacher Academy. Here is a video montage of the launch and a link to the speech by the Associate Minister of Education, Nikki Kaye.

Nikki Kaye's Speech

Stunning results from e-learning project - ASB Community Trust

A news post by the ASB Community trust talks about the great results of the Manaiakalani programme so far. Click below to read the article:

Net access helps learning - East & Bays Courier

An article by Karina Abadia in the East & Bays Courier examines how families are being supported by the Manaiakalani Education Trust's digital citizenship initiatives. Click below to read the full article:

Bringing your own device - Seven Sharp

Russell Burt, the principal from Pt England School in the Manaiakalani cluster, has been featured in a segment on TVNZ's Seven Sharp about school Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives. Click below to watch the video on TVNZ's website:

Local kids, global citizens - Te Puni Kōkiri

Manaiakalani has been featured in Te Puni Kōkiri's Publication, Kōkiri. The article talks about the Manaiakalani Education Trust's goals and purpose in creating 21st century learners.

Agreement to accelerate education and employment - Scoop.co.nz

Auckland Council and the Manaiakalani Education Trust have made an agreement to accelerate education and employment opportunities, read more about it in the article below.

Pt England School hosted Mayor Len Brown on June 28th as this historic agreement was signed.

Read more about it here.

Digital Education - Coming, Ready Or Not - Education Aotearoa

This article by Diana Clement in Education Aotearoa magazine, examines the speed at which the ideas of digital learning are being realised, and mentions Manaiakalani as a project that is solving problems.

Russell Burt's Presentation at NetHui 2013

Russell Burt, the Principal of Pt England School in the Manaiakalani cluster, was given the opportunity to speak at NetHui 2013 in Wellington. A link to notes from his speech, as well as a video of the presentation itself can be found below:

Video: http://www.r2.co.nz/20130709/russell-b.htm

ReTooling school [a Manaiakalani story] - Schoolnews.co.nz

Russell Burt, the principal of Pt England School in the Manaiakalani cluster, has contributed an article to the SchoolNews educational magazine, detailing the story of the Manaiakalani Education Trust, along with his vision for the future of education.

Telecom Foundation and Manaiakalani

Here are a couple of videos by the Telecom Foundation about the Manaiakalani Education Trust and their involvement.

Will.i.am visits Manaiakalani

Recently, the Manaiakalani cluster was visited by Will.i.am, and he made a generous donation to the Manaiakalani Education Trust.

Newstalk ZBTV Video:

Te Karere Video:

At Home in a Digital World

Manaiakalani is part of the Learning and Change Networks in 2013 and Dr Jean Annan has written this story about the Manaiakalani 'Journey'.

This document relates some of the events and activities associated with Manaiakalani, a cluster of schools and a community that has been established through a process of learning and change.The operation of the cluster provides a good example of the way a group of schools can work together to understand the learning environments of their students and community. It illustrates how, on the basis of information gained from multiple and varied sources, teaching professionals and community members can be successful in creating an educational environment for students to engage in learning activities that are relevant to their current and future lives.