Digital Fluency
We use ICT for learning to allow students to see and understand how a device can support innovation and problem solving. Utilising digital technologies within an ePortfolio to support real time whanau engagement and providing a platform for "anywhere/anytime" learning with the added advantage of gaining a learning record which can become a future digital resume.
Students showing their Digital Fluency as part of a presentation to the Scientists at GNS Taupo - the presentation was based on their winning entry to the NZ Geothermal competition
A team of Year 9's presenting a set of slides and an Arduino controlled Map to showcase a journey of exploration and discovery that our community would go on when visiting our STEAM class as part of school enrollments 2020
Students developing skills with arduino and coding
From 3D printing to Laser Engraving - modern tools to support learning
Students busy working on their ePortfolios as part of an integrated curriculum course
A student setting up a digital presentation using Arduino built circuits showcasing LED chasers as part of TechWeek 22
Setting up our Tour of Light through the ages with the main element, a waka showcasing the use of stars in Maori navigation
The carousel on the left shows a range of student digital work as part of the courses we have developed at our school and teacher resources to support student learning