BigLittleBang
BigLittleBang is an online world for children, founded by New Zealand entrepreneur Christ White. It allows children to make and share ... More »

Other recent Technologists' Practice Case Studies

CP1104: Retail Design
Year 11 students at Whangarei Girls' High School worked on a trial Retail Design unit in which they designed a logo, shop front and... More »

Other recent Classroom Practice Case Studies

Automatic wing mirrors
Sharing a car can create some issues, such as having to readjust the wing mirrors for each driver. Pranav created a set of wing mirror... More »

Other recent Student Showcases

Te Papa and beyond
Year 13 Fashion and Textiles Technology students developed wearable art to display in Te Papa Tongarewa and local stores, as... More »

Other recent Teaching Snapshots

South Otago High – Junior Technology Centre
The development of a new Technology block, to replace the old Balclutha Technology Centre, provided... More »

Other recent Facilities Snapshots

EPIC website
EPIC (Electronic Purchasing in Collaboration) is a New Zealand Libraries initiative which provides access to a collection of electroni... More »

Other recent Resource Reviews

Ask an Expert

Here you have the opportunity to ask any Teacher Education-related questions. Broad categories of questions would include: Curriculum, Assessment, Qualifications, Pedagogy, and Resources.

Questions will be directed to the National Technology PD team. Responses will be emailed back to the questioner and posted on the site for general access.

www.techlink.org.nz/curriculum-support/Teacher-Education/In-service/Ask-an-expert

Stories of Creativity

In collaboration with the World of WearableArt™ and its upcoming touring exhibition, Techlink presents Stories of Creativity. This website presents glimpses into the imagination, motivation and resourcefulness of wearable artists and the process they work through to design and construct their garment. The site includes a substantial teaching notes section, with a range of curriculum focused approaches and activities.

www.techlink.org.nz/wow/