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Tātai Aho Rau : Pushing the boundaries of educational possibilities
CORE Education builds communities and friends
He aha te mea nui? He tangata. He tangata. He tangata.
What is the most important thing? It is people, it is people, it is people.
CORE Education embraces the community spirit and those within communities. As advocates, consultants, mentors and teachers of e-learning tools and Web 2.0, we also use them!
CORE is involved in the blogosphere
CORE Education run several blogs, each one devoted to a particular area of it's services to the education community.
The CORE Education blog:
Conference Blogs:
CORE has a blog for two of its major conferences.
Education Tours blog
We run a blog for the educator tours we run specifically for those who have been and would like to be involved with a tour.
Early Years blog
Our Early Years (ECE) team specifically for those interested in early childhood education matters in New Zealand.
Staff blogs
CORE Education values its staff. It values their opinions, initiatives, innovations, commentaries and so on. That's what CORE is about: a cauldron of bubbling thoughts and ideas. It's part of why we are so successful. CORE staff are encouraged to have their own blog, and several of these are followed internationally.
Check them out!
- Ali's blog
- Derek's blog
- Glen's blog:Tek4L
- Jane's blog: ICT U Can
- Jedd's blog
- Jill Hammonds's EdBlog
- Naketa's blog: Journey through teaching
- Suzie's blog: Share the Addiction
- Gina's blog
- Tara's blog: Down the Road
- Karen Melhuish's blog: The Virtual Chalkface
- Tania Coutts' blog: Impossible is Nothing
- Simons blog: Educating the Dragon
CORE Education and its staff is frequently found on Twitter
Follow CORE on Twitter. You are bound to pick up many of CORE's staff there too.
- CORE Education: @CoreEducation
- Learning @ School Conference: @Latsconf
- Ulearn Conference: @ulearnnz
CORE on Facebook
Become a friend of CORE on Facebook:
Classy (classic) CORE videos on YouTube
CORE has begun putting up some invaluable videos on YouTube
Flickr for CORE photos
View photos from our amazing conferences...
CORE uses forums
While we run several special purpose closed forums, we are currently running one public forum...
