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Inquiry resourceeLearning for teachers.Looking for a professional development solution for yourself or your school?We have a selection of media rich courses for you to choose from. Click the 'How it works' tab to find out more.Featured screencast from searching the Internet courseDouble click to enlargeNews:Edconnect is currently building a course to help schools using Ultranet with the process of implementation. The course is divided into 3 parts: 1) Making the Most of Ultranet - Pedagogy based and relates the use of an LMS to the New Zealand Curriculum. 2) Ultranet demonstrations - a series of screencasts, videos and resources to learn how to use the Ultranet tool effectively. 3) Administrator support - getting the system setup and running.ContactSend us a message.Phone: 64 7 8532719Mobile: 02102188200Physical Address:41 Somerton DriveHuntington NorthHamiltonNew Zealand3210AboutBackground:Teaching and learning is something that we are both very passionate about. Our interest in ICT and involvement in providing professional development to teachers around New Zealand led us to consider how we could deliver our expertise and services more efficiently to schools. It was an issue of practicing what we preach and now there is somewhat of a point to prove. Aim: Develop a professional development system that is:Studentcentric.Eliminates or dramatically reduces expenses like travel and relievers.Is regular over time.Allows for integration of other expert's knowledge.Accessible to everyone.Erin Freeman is a New Zealand teacher with experience throughout the primary sector. Erin has presented at Ulearn, Learning_School and various other conferences on collaborative learning and integrating ICT into the curriculum. Currently teaching at Fairfield Intermediate in a laptop classroom she delivers a programme of learning that uses a variety of web 2.0 tools.Watch a video of me on EDTalksHeath Sawyer is a New Zealand teacher of 16 years and Primary School Principal for 8 years. Heath has worked as an ICT facilitator for a cluster of schools and for TKI as the ICT community facilitator. Heath has also written software to support the numeracy project and is now focusing on web design and web 2.0 applications that support the NZ curriculum.