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Showing posts with label Manaiakalani Outreach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manaiakalani Outreach. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 November 2017

MET Chair speaks to NZCatholic

"Manaiakalani Education Trust chairman Patrick Snedden told Catholic journalists at the recently concluded Australasian Catholic Press Association conference in Auckland that digital learning is “truly transformational”." read more here



Wednesday, 16 November 2016

Fusion Networks & Manaiakalani

Fusion Networks is a specialist technology integrator and Manaiakalani partner, who manage the technology in over 40 of the Manaiakalani Schools.

Fusion Networks' October newsletter talks about the Manaiakalani programme and the work that Fusion does in support of the programme both in Auckland for the Manaiakalani Cluster and for clusters in the Manaiakalani Outreach programme.

Fusion has recently put up a case study on their website which looks at how schools on the West Coast are embracing digital learning with support from Manaiakalani and Fusion Networks.

Click the image below to read the case study on Fusions website:




Click here for a PDF of the case study

Tuesday, 10 May 2016

Cyclone top of the class as Google honours regional resellers - Reseller News

Cyclone Computers have recently received an award for being Google's 2015 Asia-Pacific Partner of the Year for Devices. This honours Cyclone's success in working alongside many New Zealand schools (including Manaiakalani Cluster & Outreach schools) as they introduce digital teaching.

Click below to read the full article:


Wednesday, 29 July 2015

NEXT Foundation announces support for Manaiakalani Outreach

Recently, NEXT Foundation announced that they would be investing in Manaiakalani Outreach. They produced a video which talks about Manaiakalani's work in Tamaki and elsewhere. The video features Manaiakalani Education Trust Chair Pat Snedden and Pt England School Principal Russell Burt.

Watch the video here:


Manaiakalani from Next Foundation on Vimeo.

Click the image below to read the full article on the NEXT Foundation website: