Coding stories
The University of Waikato is hosting computing workshops for girls, with the aim of encouraging female students to consider a career in IT.
Lower Hutt students and teachers are being invited to attend a free workshop to learn about coding and computer programming this school holidays.
CORE Education's popular ULearn educators' conference is back for 2015, pushing the boundaries of educational possibility and showcasing new tech.
InternetNZ is offering community grants to fund projects that support better access and use of the internet in New Zealand.
Local fibre company Ultrafast Fibre Limited is hosting a three-day expo in Whanganui to teach children how to create online games.
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology donates Raspberry Pi computers to 13 local schools, empowering students to compete in the {Codeworx} challenge.
The tech world is booming - as a result, coding skills are in high demand, with related jobs paying significantly more than the average position.
The Labour Party kicked off its Future of Work conference this week, announcing 10 Big Ideas. Amongst the ideas are several points about education.
Yesterday, schools in Pt England, Auckland, kicked off the global Hour of Code campaign to get young people interested in technology.
Thousands of New Zealand students are set to learn coding in the annual Hour of Code campaign, sponsored by Microsoft.
Following the success of JHack hackathon in July 2015, The Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) is launching another coding boot camp for teens.
Labour releases discussion paper on the Future of Work Commission, exploring the impact of technology on New Zealand's workforce.
Kiwi high schoolers dive into digital futures with NZ's first junior hackathon, mentored by top IT industry experts.
Justin Scott, organiser of New Zealand's Start Up Weekends, reveals how the events foster entrepreneurial ecosystems and create vital business connections.
