Carol Moffatt: Origins VLN
Founding Principal, Carol Moffatt (Oxford Area School) talks the origins of the first eLearning cluster, CantaTech
Visit this articleThe Virtual Learning Network Community has been in place in some form since 1994. Within this publication are many of the communities, stories and shared vision that make up this rich community of schools.
Founding Principal, Carol Moffatt (Oxford Area School) talks the origins of the first eLearning cluster, CantaTech
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Visit this articleOn Saturday 24th August we celebrated 25 years of the Virtual Learning Network Community. It was a fantastic night full old old stories shared among old friends. Although interestingly one key message that came out of it - The networked schools model must continue to grow.
Visit this articleBelieve it or not, the Virtual Learning Network Community is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
Visit this articleVirtual learning has been taking place in New Zealand schools since the early 1990s when schools collaborated to share teachers and resources and provide online classes to each other’s students through the internet.
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Visit this articleSecondary students throughout New Zealand are taking hard-to-access subjects through virtual learning communities, heralding diverse ways of learning for the future.
Visit this articleNetNZ is a community of secondary and area schools from across New Zealand who work together to provide online learning opportunities for their students based on the New Zealand Curriculum. In 2019 membership consisted of around 62 schools across the South Island.
Visit this articleThis is dedicated to my awesome friend Hazel Owen who sadly passed away a short time ago and I miss her heaps. Hazel interviewed me on July the 10th 2013 and I have taken extracts of what she recorded from that interview. Hazel was a key component of the VLN running the VPLD which was to be in support of VLN teachers (Eddie Reisch)
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