Exciting news is bubbling around N4L as Associate Education Minister Nikki Kaye has just announced that 500 schools are now connected to N4L’s Managed Network. The rollout of the Managed Network is ahead of schedule and with this in mind the projections have now...
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A journey through Pleasant Point: Matthew Hall-White, Client Manager
In my role as a client manager for N4L, I have the opportunity to travel the length and breadth of New Zealand, signing up schools to the N4L managed network. I encounter many lovely towns across the country, but few as lovely as the aptly named “Pleasant Point”...
Interactive map shows schools connecting to managed network
Today the Associate Education Minister, Nikki Kaye, has announced the publication of an interactive map to our N4L website. This map allows easy visual representation of how the rollout is progressing nationwide. You can easily see what stage of the connection process...
N4L names IT Panel to help schools get on managed network
23 schools now using the managed network, with 700+ to be up and running in 2014 Today Network for Learning (N4L) is naming 12 New Zealand technology companies tasked with helping the country’s schools get up and running on its managed network. The companies will form...
Massey Primary is the first school connected to the managed network
Earlier today it was announced that Massey Primary has completed its transition to the managed network, becoming the first school to join N4L. At an event at Massey Primary this morning, the names of 100 schools that have signed agreements to get connected were also...
N4L welcomes Jack Matthews to the Board
Former media and telecommunications boss Jack Matthews has been appointed to the Board of Network for Learning. His appointment comes as the company progresses its work on building the managed network that will provide New Zealand schools with equitable access to...
Photos: N4L Announcement Event
The photos from the vendor announcement at Mangere Central School have now been published. Following the formal speeches we were invited to visit some of Mangere's students using digital technologies; was great to see such great work being done. Many thanks again to...