Are you ready to implement the new Digital Technologies curriculum content?
Nau mai rā, Welcome
Tautī mai rā kei ngā mati hangahanga rau a Māui ki tēnei kaupapa e kīia nei ko, Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko. Tau mai rā Ngāi Māminga, Ngāi Pākiki, Ngāi Pīkoko ki te takuahi, ki Hangarau Matihiko. Nau mai rā ki te mahanatanga o Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko ki konei ako tahi ai, wānanga tahi ai ngā āhuatanga matihiko huhua kia whitawhita tonu. Tēnā koutou katoa.
What is Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko?
Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko – the National Digital Readiness programme has been developed to ensure teachers and kaiako are ready to implement the new digital technologies content.
The programme is inspired by the legend of Māui, his kuia Mahuika, and how the source of fire was discovered. Māui was curious, brave, determined and had a great desire for things to work a bit better. #belikeMāui
Mahuika was reflective, patient and insightful. #belikeMahuika
These are characteristics that teachers throughout Aotearoa can use to help ignite the future of all our tamariki so they can become creators and innovators of digital technologies, not just users.
Are you digitally prepared?
The Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko (KTaM) project was fully funded by the Ministry of Education and ran to support educators to understand and implement the revised digital technologies content in the Aotearoa New Zealand, Technology Curriculum.
Tātai Aho Rau Core Education was a partner in the consortium that developed the resources and oversaw the programme.
We acknowledge the support of the Ministry for continuing to make these resources available beyond the end of the KTaM project itself.
Conditions for continued access and use of these resources by the education sector
Tātai Aho Rau, in collaboration with the Ministry, is continuing to host the wonderful collection of resources as a service to the Aotearoa education sector. They are shared through a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International licence - so can be shared in their original format, adapted and built upon with attribution, used for non commercial purposes only. This material cannot be sold, even if altered. If you do alter them in any way you need to credit the originally listed author/s - in most cases the Kia Takatū ā-Matihiko project itself.
For more comprehensive permissions or pātai to use any part of these resources, please contact learning@core-ed.ac.nz
Digital mediums and resources
Each of the sections below contain a key folder of resources. You are invited to explore and share all of these resources, following the conditions and permissions above.
Partners
