Raranga Matihiko | Weaving Digital Futures
Empowering ākonga/kaiako to think, challenge and create using authentic, integrated experiences.
The team at Te Papa want to give you a taste of our favourite digital tools. He kai kei aku ringa, he koha mo te katoa. (I have ‘food’ in my hands to share as a gift for all.) The first tool is Clapmotion, which is a stop-motion software. These videos were created by Donald… Read More
The year 5 and 6 class from East Tamaki Primary School were integrating digital technology learning with their inquiry topic of environmental change. Below is a stop-motion animation created by a group of students re-telling the story of Rata and the Tree as part of their learning about Kaitiakitanga.
Year two students from Mayfield school participated in the Raranga Matihiko Programme delivered from Auckland Museum. These students are studying movement and performance as part of their in-school inquiry. At the museum, they were learning more about this while exploring what computational thinking is through non-computerised contexts. In this short stop motion animation, you will… Read More
The students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Ara Hou focus was around kaitiakitanga and the story of Māui fishing up the North Island as a way of looking at their whenua origins. Learning to create with digital technologies, the students chose stop motion animation to retell the story of Te ika a Māui.