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EdTechNZ Monthly Newsletter | 27 March 2024

Earlier this month, EdTechNZ hosted the third in our series of our export market deep-dives, this time focusing on the Australian market. According to our 2023 EdTech Annual Survey Report, over 18% of our local EdTechs export successfully to the Australian market.
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Welcome to AI Forum News!

This month we established governance for the AI Strategy for Aotearoa Working Group and laid the groundwork for a new Working Group on Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC). We are also expanding our Kāhui Māori Advisory Panel to help broaden our inclusion and share the increased workload.
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EdTech in the Spotlight March 2024

Speakia | Aspiring to lead in speaking skills development – shaping a future where English language learners anywhere can access high-quality education through technology.
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BioTechNZ News: The final countdown!

In this issue Insights from our Executive Director  This year feels like it’s going to be a fast game, but a good game for the biotech sector! I am incredibly positive about the reception from the new Government and its associated agencies regarding gene technologies regulations and their updating.    However, I don’t think we will … Continue reading "BioTechNZ News: The final countdown!"
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Securing a successful AI-powered future

Warner Bros Discovery’s recent announcement scaling back operations in New Zealand’s free-to-air news sector, marks another blow to independent news sources.  This move underscores a broader trend of traditional media outlets grappling with the generational shift and rise of social platforms. It also raises a raft of questions – how can we be better placed … Continue reading "Securing a successful AI-powered future"
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Welcome to AI 2024! | AI Forum News

2024 is turning out to be just as action packed as 2023, with game changing new developments in the world of AI coming thick and fast.
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Progress and potential – review highlights big tech performance in reducing online harm in NZ

A world-first initiative aimed at reducing the risk of harmful online content in New Zealand continues to gather momentum.  NZTech Chief Executive Graeme Muller has today welcomed the first evaluation of the reporting required by the Aotearoa New Zealand Code of Practice for Online Safety and Harms (the Code) and announced the appointment of New … Continue reading "Progress and potential – review highlights big tech performance in reducing online harm in NZ"