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The document provides an overview of New Zealand's managed learning environment (MLE) initiative, including: 1) The MLE aims to provide a standards-based approach to developing and using online learning tools and resources for schools. 2) Key aspects of the MLE include integrating various online systems, e-portfolios, reusable learning content, and identity/access management. 3) Stakeholders are working on initiatives related to online learning management systems, parent portals, e-portfolios, and assessment.
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