2023 plans

In 2023, the initiative will involve at least 75 hosting organisations and 2,500 participants through 55 events across Europe and around the world. DigiEduHack will also offer a number of learning opportunities across the year, such as webinars and short e-courses, and will establish gradually a network of national ambassadors across the EU and the Western Balkans region.

The DigiEduHack Global Award will reward the best three teams and support them to push their learning and transform their ideas into reality.

The initiative will also establish links and contribute to the objectives of the European Digital Education Hub, a flagship initiative that promotes exchange and cooperation across sectors and stakeholders on digital education and skills.

Stay tuned

DigiEduHack will take place in the last quarter of 2023, so stay tuned for more details soon on the DigiEduHack website and its social media channels (@DigiEduHack).

Background

DigiEduHack ran for three consecutive years under the Digital Education Action Plan 2018-2020. It quickly became one of the European Commission’s flagship initiatives on digital education.

The initiative focuses on the ‘future of education in the digital age’. It engages education and training institutions and other organisations in a contest to identify key challenges and co-create solutions across disciplines and organisations on digital education matters. Between 2019 and 2021, the initiative attracted more than 6,700 participants in Europe and beyond.

The initiative continues under the Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027, with a long-term goal to support grass-root innovation and contribute to the objectives of the Digital Education Hub.