You might be excused for feeling deluged with information about AI and its implications for education in 2025. So, the holidays could be an opportune time to go back and review some of the sources that have escaped your notice.
We’re excited to announce the launch of ATAIN, the Aotearoa Tertiary Artificial Intelligence Network (hosted by FLANZ).
ATAIN is a New Zealand based community of practice for educators who want to contribute to shaping tertiary education in the context of AI.
Released at the beginning of August, the latest report from Michael Barbour and Derek Wenmoth focuses on the development of an educational ecosystem that integrates distance and in-person learning in Aotearoa New Zealand’s school sector
Massey University researchers invite tertiary educators across Aotearoa New Zealand to participate in a national survey exploring how hope influences teaching practice. The anonymous 15-minute survey examines educators’ views on hope in pedagogy, with optional entry into a draw for $50 grocery vouchers.
Bettina Schwenger and Gloria Gómez contributed to this post. Sustainable Education Practices: Highlights from FLANZ’s APODE Week 2024 We are exited to share the success of the Asia-Pacific Online Distance Education (APODE) Week 2024, organised by FLANZ in partnership with EDEN
In July 2024, FLANZ’s former president and current secretary, Ralph Springett, presented alongside Associate Professor Chris Deneen at a joint event organised by ASCILITE and Turnitin, titled “Navigating the Ethical Terrain of AI and Research Integrity.” Ralph shared compelling insights
Conference Workshop 11.00-12.00 Monday 26th August – Register for the Conference Today The large scale of first-year courses at the University of Auckland Business School attracts a sizeable volume of often repetitive administrative questions. This is understandable given the transition
As a digital learning professional with a background in educational technology and teacher education, I have been fortunate to work in various capacities across K-12, higher education, and the EdTech industry. Many people often think that educational technology professionals merely
Announcing the title of Rhys Jones’s keynote at this years FLANZ Conference as ‘Radical flexibility: centring relationality and justice in pursuit of emancipatory education’ Rhys Jones (Ngāti Kahungunu) is a Māori public health physician and Associate Professor in Te Kupenga Hauora Māori
The sponsorship opportunities portfolio is available now online for the 2024 FLANZ Conference to be held at Auckland University’s Grafton Campus from the 26-28 August 2024. Join both Auckland University and the Open Polytechnic as key sponsors and share your