Posts tagged with digital tools

Discover stories about place names with your class.

Check out our resource celebrating Aotearoa New Zealand’s dynamic Chinese heritage.

Watch and read about the Utaina digitisation process.

Resources and books to explore solutions to plastic pollution with your ākonga.

Preservation of DATs by copying the music as data.

Explore resources and books about bullying with your ākonga.

Uncovering mysterious digital files using the Library's suite of legacy media tools.

Spark curiosity about women’s suffrage by using our tools to analyse primary sources from this pivotal time in our history.

Making more music available for download and reuse from the Luke Rowell Collection.

Lost languages lead to lost cultures and identities. Read how stories and storytelling can help preserve our Pacific languages.

An experiment using image recognition to add computer generated metadata to images in digitalnz.org.

Learn about suffrage in Aotearoa New Zealand and why voting is such an important part of our society.

The general election is an important part of New Zealand's democracy. Let's explore some resources that will bring this topic alive in the classroom.

Catch up on some of the ideas and resources we shared in our webinars during Alert Levels 3 and 4 lockdown that are just as relevant right now.

As the weather gets warmer and the summer holidays approach, now is a great time to start thinking about strategies you can use to help your students continue reading for pleasure over summer to prevent the summer slide. eAudiobooks can be enjoyable!

Many Answers, the popular online resource for students, has been upgraded based on feedback and suggestions from you! Find out what's changed and how you can get the most out of it with your students.

Remember the ANZACs with your school students using these quality teaching resources in a range of media that will help engage them with Anzac Day and World War 1 (WW1) topics.

There's an increasing need for learners to develop digital literacy competence in the post-truth, fake news era, and school librarians can help.

ULearn 2016 was a fantastic opportunity to showcase new and refreshed Services to Schools services that provide digital gateways to rich resources supporting inquiry learning.

It’s often been said that there are six degrees of separation between one person and any other on the planet, may be even less now with so much technology and virtual experience available to us so readily.