About Think Tech |
What is Think Tech?
Think Tech is a way for everyone to talk about their vision for learning in the technological era of C21.
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| It’s a New Zealand first – a tool we’re calling a D-logue because it is set up to create a public policy discussion in the form of wide-ranging debate where all voices are equally heard and that can be owned by the participants in the debate. |
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What is it for?
ThinkTech involves people across New Zealand in a live debate about the role of technology in schooling in the future. |
| Anyone can share their ideas and knowledge, upload reports or videos, join meetings, challenge thinking, chat to each other, and network - to have a dialogue. |
| Our goal is to share New Zealander’s vision for the Place of Technology in schooling by modelling the vision: that while the scope of new technologies defies prediction, they will undoubtedly have an impact on education, on living and on working. |
| People want to keep up with these changes, talk to each other and think about what they might mean for Aotearoa and how that fits with our values. |
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Who are we?
Secondary Futures - Hoenga Auaha Taiohi is a project set up to encourage discussion and debate about the role and purpose of secondary education in New Zealand twenty years from now - creating a mandate for change.
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| Through research, discussion and sharing information and ideas, Secondary Futures helps New Zealanders influence education policy and practice from a futures perspective. |
| You can find out more about Secondary Futures here |
| e-cast delivers a range of state-of-the-art video streaming services in New Zealand to the public, business, production, government and education sectors. |
| You can find out more about e-cast here |
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Contact
To contact us, click here or try us on +64 4 499 6214
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