e-Learning Research and Evaluation

The Ministry of Education commissions a variety of research and evaluation around the impact of e-Learning practices in education. Overall the Ministry's research and evaluation of e-Learning aims to:

1. Assess the impacts of Ministry e-Learning initiatives across the education sector to strengthen planning and implementation.
2. Explore e-Learning practices that make a positive difference to learning.
3. Support educators to make critical and reflective pedagogical decisions about their use of e-Learning.

e-learning Schooling Publications

Research on provision, participation, achievement, distance education, e-learning in the workplace, tertiary sector organisations and government initiatives.

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e-learning Tertiary Publications

Research on digital learning in education and learning using information and communication technology.

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Digital Technology

Find information on your school's ICT network, sharing your wireless connection with your community, managing your student and teacher data, and ways you can create a safe digital environment at your school.

Digital Technology (Education Govt website)

Enabling e-learning

The Ministry of Education's Enabling e-Learning initiative brings together the latest information and professional learning resources via a dedicated space on Te Kete Ipurangi (TKI) to support teachers and schools in developing their e-learning practice.

Enabling e-learning (Te Kete Ipurangi website)

Virtual Learning Network (VLN)

The Virtual Learning Network (VLN), He kōtuinga ako ā-ipurangi, is an interactive resource provided by the Ministry of Education for all New Zealand educators.

Virtual Learning Network (VLN) website