Piki Mai Rawea

Paraninihi Ki Waitōtara

Overview

An interactive learning tool for all Parininihi ki Waitotara whanau to enhance your understanding of PKW, Taranaki oral history, whakapapa korero, waiata and te reo o Taranaki.

Piki ake, kake ake ki a Piki mai rawea! We have provided this app to share our story of raupatu and resilience. Our origin comes from the confiscation of land in Taranaki. PKW is now a successful company with 7,000 shareholders, 20 farms, and a diverse investment portfolio with a vision of rebuilding the economic status of Taranaki Māori. Inside this app you will find up-to-date information on our business, a host of waiata, karakia and Taranaki history.

FEATURES

  • Original imagery and design, graphics, video and song. Synchronised narration and text in Te Reo Māori and English
  • Swipe-to-Read™, Touch-to-Hear™ Double Tap-to-Spell™
  • Te Reo Kupu Quiz Modules
  • Pdf editable and exportable supporting documents
  • Users can record and playback their own narration
  • Accessibility mode for hearing impaired users
  • Tutorial on how to use the App
  • Push notifications and draft campaign with 30 messages
  • Advanced export and share functions with customisable templates
  • Self improvement plan


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