Developed with staff and board over 2016 and 2017, our vision and values sit as a foundation for all we do, both now and into the future.

This annual board chair report gives me the opportunity to thank many, encourage others, reflect on the past and look forward to the future.

The NetNZ board is a diverse group of elected trustees and co-opted experts who together provide strong leadership and governance.

NetNZ continues to mature as an organisation and this is reflected in a number of highlights in 2018

NetNZ continues to develop and evolve with our member schools, and emerging educational developments. We have a number of key areas to focus on in the immediate and long term future.

NetNZ is a community of schools from across New Zealand who work together to provide online learning opportunities for their students based on the New Zealand Curriculum.

With all the publicity, debate and discourse on the Schooling Future report and recommendations, I find myself once again returning to an article I have already rewritten once.

Tūhononga o ngā tangata mōhio ipurangi - Building capability in online learning and teaching through Networks of Expertise (NEX)

The Creative Forest experience has evolved markedly since we began the digital platform journey over a year ago with our channel partner NetNZ.

The Creative Forest Programmme is a partnership between Creative Forest Ltd and NetNZ that endeavours to engage learners in projects and interests within a distributed, connected environment.

Why, in a world of visual saturation, where everyone is their own marketer, are only a handful of individuals visually literate?

How can I support my students to develop key learning dispositions in the online environment?

How can community be developed in the online space and how can authentic learning be captured?

As part of my goal of fostering engagement within my NetNZ Senior Social Studies program I invited Sophie Handford, the former Kāpiti College student who led the New Zealand climate change strikes to join our weekly online meeting on 8 May 2019.

Many people think how can you take such a physical hands-on subject online?

Kia ora my name is Oak. I am a year 11 homeschooler, and this is my first year studying with NetNZ online, I am enrolled in NetNZ’s philosophy course for 2018. I am a passionate Shakespeare fan and I love all things algebra.

Hello, my name is Hope Sole, and I’m year 12 student at Taradale High school

Eilish tells us about her experience in taking Beginner's Korean in 2018.

Mary, a student from Logan Park High School tells us about the experience of learning Korean online.