Te whakaputa tauāki mai i te mātauranga Māori kia puta ai he hua hangarau o ēnei rā
This standard asks you to develop a brief (tauāki) about a technology-related outcome using Māori knowledge, values, and perspectives. You'll identify what people need, explore different ways technology could help, and present your brief in a way that makes sense — whether that's written, spoken, drawn, or another format. The brief should guide the actual making of your technology project and explain why it's valuable.
You identify what people need and one way to address it through technology, and you present a brief that describes the technology outcome and explains what it does.
You explore the human needs and context more deeply, explain your understanding of Māori knowledge and values that relate to your project, and your brief clearly guides the technology work ahead.
You test multiple ways to explore and meet human needs using several different approaches, critically examine whether your technology truly addresses those needs and aligns with Māori values, and your brief is fully justified and refined based on this investigation.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.