Learn, Create, Share

By using digital technologies to share learning, we give our tauira a forum to have their voices heard. This is especially important in communities that may be overlooked due to multiple disadvantages.

In 2005, web 2.0 launched, allowing connection and creation. 

The device is the pencil, not the book. If the device isn't the book then where is it? In the cloud. This allows the learning to be ubiquitous. This learning becomes visible using sites.

Deliberate acts of teaching - this is at the heart of the kaupapa. It's about the learning, not the technology

Manaiakalani Origins