Atea A Rangi Educational Trust was looking to transform their book NGĀ TOHU O TE TAU HOU into an online learning resource that could be used by different schools. JIX designed and developed an interactive learning portal that can be scaled to accommodate an n number of resources in the future.
The learning portal is a bi-lingual browser platform that features 3D visual learning, interactive quizzes, and performance-based tracking.
The project for Atea A Rangi in collaboration with Maui Studios, focuses on delivering an interactive Learning Management System (LMS) designed to enhance educational experiences.
Utilizing advanced web development technologies, this solution aims to improve learner outcomes and increase engagement while ensuring scalability to accommodate a growing user base. Key highlights include enhanced learner engagement and a commitment to achieving better educational results.
The name Kōanga comes from the word kō, a digging tool used like a spade, this was the time for digging the soil, preparing and starting to plant some crops.
"I hea koe i te tangi o te pīpīwharauroa ?"
(Where were you when the shining cuckoo sang?).
When the birds call signalled the time for all to help with planting, some people were lazy and stayed away but they showed up to eat at harvest time.
The Māori lunar and solar calendar, or Maramataka, is a vital timekeeping system that intertwines natural cycles with cultural practices. It is based on the moon's phases and seasonal changes, guiding activities like fishing and planting.
Each lunar phase holds significance; for instance, Whiro (new moon) emphasizes reflection, while Rākaunui (full moon) encourages action, showcasing the Māori's deep connection to the environment. For further insights into the Maramataka
The name Kōanga comes from the word kō, a digging tool used like a spade, this was the time for digging the soil, preparing and starting to plant some crops.
"I hea koe i te tangi o te pīpīwharauroa ?"
(Where were you when the shining cuckoo sang?).
When the birds call signalled the time for all to help with planting, some people were lazy and stayed away but they showed up to eat at harvest time.
The Māori lunar and solar calendar, or Maramataka, is a vital timekeeping system that intertwines natural cycles with cultural practices. It is based on the moon's phases and seasonal changes, guiding activities like fishing and planting.
Each lunar phase holds significance; for instance, Whiro (new moon) emphasizes reflection, while Rākaunui (full moon) encourages action, showcasing the Māori's deep connection to the environment. For further insights into the Maramataka
With a suite of tools designed to enhance both teaching and learning experiences, it empowers educators to inspire their students in a dynamic digital environment.
The user-friendly interface ensures effortless navigation, while customizable learning paths cater to individual student needs, unlocking their full potential. Robust analytics offer valuable insights, enabling educators to refine their approaches for better outcomes.