Digital fluency package implementation a joint-effort

By Michelle Curran
Published July 3, 2017

Education minister Nikki Kaye’s offer to work alongside the profession on how to best implement the Government’s digital fluency package in schools has been welcomed by New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) Te Riu Roa.

NZEI advocates for quality public education and represents the 50,000 principals, teachers and support staff who work in primary ...

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Digital fluency package implementation a joint-effort

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