Software l Internet security l MLE l SMS l Student attendance and engagement
The Ministry currently offers fully-funded software packages for state and state-integrated schools.
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Select the internet security and monitoring solutions that best meet the needs of your school from a list of suppliers provided by the Ministry.
Find out more about the services offered, vendors, support and training on the Managed internet services solutions for schools page of the Ministry of Education website.
A managed learning environment (MLE) is a collection of software tools and digital content that supports learning. These work together to perform two main functions:
An MLE is comprised of services and applications that can include: authoring and publishing, collaboration, digital repositories, e-portfolios, social networking, content and library management systems etc.
The development of the use of MLE in New Zealand schools is ongoing. More information on the Ministry's current approach to encouraging the use of MLEs in schools is available on the Ministry of Education website.
Join the discussion in the Managed Learning Environments group - Choosing a suitable MLE
The Ministry’s SMS project has now finished, and the main funding assistance offer for schools to move to an accredited SMS has ended. The Ministry continues to work with both accredited and non-accredited SMS vendors to provide data sharing services to schools.
To find out more visit the Ministry of Education website.
In February 2010 the Minister of Education approved a range of initiatives to improve student attendance and engagement in schools.
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Enabling e-Learning
e-Learning: Leadership
e-Learning: Teaching
e-Learning: Technologies
e-Learning: Professional Learning
e-Learning Planning Framework
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