maori

A minimal, Julia-written tool for converting numbers to words.

TKoT Online is an initiative to build a web portal to support localised responses to COVID 19 by Māori (Indigenous New Zealand) for Māori.

A front-end solution that (will) connect to Custom Translator / Cognitive Services suite to interact with a custom Te Reo Māori Neural Machine Translation (NMT) model.

IndigiShare aims to support Whānau, through helping Māori Small and Medium businesses attract investment or pivot. Our catch cry is: Think global, act local, and have an indigenous focal

206 Assignment 3

Raspberry Pi New Zealand

Learn te reo Maori phonics

Support for Māori macron characters

HEP | Sacred Pou of Evolutionary Integrity v1.1 — adds Law XIII (Temporal Kinship)— living rhythms for North Star alignment (mauri, dignity, reciprocity).

Online tool for mapping Māori-owned land in the East Cape

Pūhoro STEM Academy needed to make their onsite bilingual te reo Māori/English activities accessible to classes all over New Zealand. Our group of five chose one activity to design a student and teacher dashboard for.

Python3 library containing plugins for llm-dataset-converter specific to Tikanga in Technology project (TinT).

A personal project written by Aiden Langley for Whakaoranga Whanau Recovery Hub.

Open-source maths game built with my 6-year-old daughter. Educator feedback encouraged

Prompt suite for reviewing professional work against Indigenous cultural frameworks, legislation, and community authority from Aotearoa, Australia, Canada & the Pacific Islands

Application built for training and recognition of Māori numbers, targeted towards smaller children. GUI is implemented via JavaFX and Scenebuilder, with the main functionality being performed through Bash Scripting, and ProcessBuilder.

Some of my custom Plover dictionaries

Ngā Ingoa o Aotearoa: An oral dictionary of Māori placenames

A conceptual design to help describe an indigenous digital learning framework for rangatahi (youth).

This free web app helps visualise energy mixes, through the lens of Māori communities in Aotearoa New Zealand that have worked toward sustainable energy independence for decades. Provides students anywhere in the world a rich window into how leaders in their countries and communities make decisions about how to source their energy.