Minister speaks at education and technology leadership summit

Michelle Curran

By Michelle Curran
Published November 23, 2015

New Zealand's approach to integrating new technologies into its education system, and the potential for digital technology to transform learning in NZ schools was the focus of Nikki Kaye’s speech at the recent Bett Asia Leadership Summit 2015 in Singapore.

The associate education minister was in Singapore to represent the NZ Government at the meeting of ministers and leading educators ...

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