Accessit Software is a leading global school technology business that has its roots in School Libraries with our flagship product - Accessit Library.

Building on the insights from last year’s Vietnam Market Deep-Dive, what opportunities lie ahead? What challenges should you anticipate? How can New Zealand Edtech companies effectively collaborate with Vietnamese schools, universities, and local distributors to penetrate this market successfully? Our speakers, Truman Pham, Learning Designer at Open Polytechnic New Zealand and Strategic Innovation Advisor at … Continue reading "Vietnam Fireside Chat"

The value of connection across the ANZ digital education landscape

The 2023 EdTechNZ Annual Member Survey revealed that Australia serves as the primary export market for New Zealand EdTech firms, especially within the K-12 sector. With an internationally recognised education sector, and significant government investments in digital adaptation, Australia’s EdTech market has experienced significant growth. Australia’s sizable education market, along with its proximity to New … Continue reading "EdTech Blog – Australian Market Deep Dive – March 2024"

Speakia | Aspiring to lead in speaking skills development – shaping a future where English language learners anywhere can access high-quality education through technology.

Dacreed is an EdTech company with a comprehensive platform designed for regulated industries. It ensures staff have all the training they need to meet their regulatory obligations, and a future career path within the industry.

We are pleased to introduce EdTech Findr, a new and improved version of our EdTechNZ Directory designed to help discover the companies and organisations that make up the education technology ecosystem in Aotearoa. You can now stay updated on the EdTechNZ community in real-time using a fully interactive map. No matter if you are searching … Continue reading "EdTech Findr"

As an experienced educator with over two decades of teaching and leadership in the field of education, I've witnessed how changes in government can significantly influence education policies. With the recent political developments resulting in a coalition government forming with the National and Act parties (for now), I've taken the time to analyse their education policies. Here are some of my reflections from the frontline.

Te Kete Hono is a social impact organisation which aims to improve equity and educational outcomes for children through innovative digital engagement and supporting signature teaching and learning practices