What's happening with Arinui?
Team Arinui • September 12, 2019
Arinui is committed to making sure that Arinui is fit for purpose in changing times
We are listening and working hard to support you with supporting your practice and we’re committed to ensuring that Arinui continues to evolve.
So, here’s an update on what we’re working on right now:
- Establishing a Client Consultation Group
to ensure future development and changes to Arinui meet the needs of its users. If you would like to join this group and provide some feedback or share some ideas, please click HERE
to register.
- Introducing two new versions of Arinui
to provide schools with an alternative to the original, well known version. (1) Arinui "Name to be Determined!”
– this version will be more relaxed in its language and interface without losing the robustness that school leaders want to ensure professional growth and learning. It will include several lenses to help with problem-solving and decision-making. (2) Arinui Te Reo
– we are taking the first step in shaping Arinui for those kura, schools and centres who work in a Māori-medium setting by introducing a te reo Māori version.
- Developing some customisable options
within Arinui which schools can choose to add to their subscription to shape things for their context, depending upon the vehicles they use for growth and development (for example PLGs or curricular groups).
- Launching a built-in video-based collaboration space
for all users with state-of-the-art video analysis software and text conversations. There will be no extra charge for this feature, and we are really looking forward to seeing how kura, schools and centres will use this platform to help critique and grow their practice. Watch a two-minute overview HERE
We would love to hear from you, so please get in touch and email us at info@arinui.com
Arinui is proud to announce the launch of a built-in video analysis tool. In this post, we will examine the research behind using video analysis in evaluative practice and go over some of the key features of the tool.
We get to see a lot of practice out there, here are some of the most common questions we get asked here at Arinui.
There is quite a lot of change going on in New Zealand education at the moment. There was a big "change" going 52 years ago too.
Change can be good. But it must be more than just theory.
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Effective appraisal workshop: All educators need to know how to harness appraisal, so it works best for them and their learners. This workshop supports teachers and leaders to: · unpack the principles, practices, and expectations of appraisal in Aotearoa · engage with the Standards for the Teaching Profession and what they look like in context · explore Teaching and Leading as Inquiry and how it connects to appraisal · learn the fundamentals of Arinui and start building your appraisal collection. Who should attend: · Appraisal leader from your school, centre, or organisation · Senior leaders · Senior teachers, HODs, professional learning leaders, specialist classroom teachers · Provisionally certificated teachers and new teachers, if you have been using Arinui for a while Dates and locations: Dunedin – 19 February - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (DUNEDIN) Hamilton – 20 February - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (HAMILTON) Wellington – 20 February - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (WELLINGTON ) Christchurch – 22 February - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (CHRISTCHURCH) Auckland – 25 February - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (AUCKLAND) Tauranga – 1 March - Effective Appraisal Regional Workshop (TAURANGA)
Arinui is constantly listening and evolving to help you.
The journey of Arinui is one that demonstrates a desire and drive to provide something meaningful for New Zealand Educators.
