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January 2025 events on the European Digital Education Hub, on the theme of Artificial Intelligence on the Collaborative Inquiry Channel.

HANDS-ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAB

Practical & accessible tips in this one-hour workshop to explore and try out AI tools - ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity - to ease some of the job tasks for teachers and other actors of education (organisation, communication, lesson design & planning, etc.). 

Thursday, January 9th, 11.30 - 12.40 pm (Central European Time) - Add this event to your calendar

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Guest expert: Noé Malais, passionate coder and Artificial Intelligence enthusiast, he has a Masters degree in Mathematics applied to Machine Learning (MVA) as well as in Educational Sciences (ETLV)

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POSTER EVENT

Harnessing Generative AI in Preschool Education: Unlocking New Learning Horizons

Tuesday, January 21st, 4.00 - 5.00 pm (Central European Time)

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Guest expert: Dr. Stamatios Papadakis

Dr. Papadakis is an Assistant Professor of Educational Technology at the University of Crete, specializing in integrating emerging technologies into preschool and primary education. His research focuses on mobile learning, computational thinking, and the pedagogical application of machine learning and AI in early childhood education.

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How to join?

If you are not a member of EDEH yet 

1- Register to the European Digital Education Hub: I can join the hub here! Indeed, as a kind reminder, you will only be able to access the meeting if you are a member of the Hub! To access the meeting please register at least 5 days in advance.

The Hub (EDEH) is a MSTeams Group. In a few days you will receive an invite from the European Commission to formally join (check your inbox and spam). You can follow the instructions to finalise your registration and discover the platform.

If you already are a member of EDEH

1- Register for the event (to receive reminders and not miss it!)

2- Connect to EDEH - GRP-European Digital Education Hub | Général | Microsoft Teams

3- Join us on the Collaborative Inquiry Channel, on the day of the event, you will see the "Join meeting" appear 15 minutes before the beginning of the meeting. Just click on it to join! (see screenshot below). No meeting link or ID necessary. You can check the Collaborative Inquiry Channel link to verify that you can access the Hub correctly.

The European Digital Education Hub (EDEH) is an initiative of the European Commission, funded by the Erasmus+ programme (2021-2027) and operated by a consortium of 13 organisations under a service contract with the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA).

Details

In this webinar, we will discuss how to integrate plurilingual and intercultural education into L2 and L3 English classrooms, sharing practical tasks, lesson ideas, and projects that have been successfully used in our school. The objectives of this seminar are to:

• Explore practical strategies and tools for creating an inclusive and culturally diverse classroom environment that supports language development.
• Engage in interactive activities designed for teachers to help students build on their existing linguistic skills to develop their plurilingual and intercultural competencies.
• Show how to design and adapt activities that encourage communication, collaboration, and the development of both language and cultural awareness among students.

Registration and resources

• Registration link

Open Space is a platform developed by the ETF - European Training Foundation, that enables knowledge sharing and communication among people interested in learning and skills. It was designed to share relevant information and get real-time feedback from relevant communities and experts.

It may be used to canvas opinions while developing publications and other content; share ideas; find documents and resources; share good practices.

Here you can discuss and collaborate in projects, manage information, share and increase the potential of an online think tank where everyone can contribute to the future of education, training and skills.

It is open to everyone who wishes to take part of the discussion: teachers, students, governments, civil society organizations, EU institutions and agencies, international organizations, education systems and everyone with an interest in the future of skills.

Join the discussion here.

The European School Education Platform (ESEP) is looking for experienced teachers, teacher trainers and other experts who can contribute to its editorial content and teacher training offer. The ESEP offers a variety of content and teacher training activities including online courses, webinars and onsite workshops.

Contributors can get involved in different ways. For example, they can: 

• design an online course,
• animate a course community, 
• run a workshop, 
• record a video presentation, 
• draft a short blog-style article, 
• be interviewed by the ESEP editorial team, or 
• provide expertise on a specific topic via a live presentation.  

 ▶️ If you are interested in sharing your knowledge and practices with the wider European school education community, please complete this Call for applications for teachers and experts contribution (online form). Please note that this is an ongoing call for applications that does not expire. The ESEP editorial team will add all relevant applications to their database of contributors and reach out to them should they see an opportunity for collaboration. 

 👋 If you decide to apply and are subsequently invited to contribute, we would be grateful if you could inform the Pedagogical Development Unit. This will allow us to explore potential synergies and align our efforts to support your work effectively. Please send any communication to OSG-Peda-DC-Team@eursc.eu

N.B.: The European School Education Platform is a European Commission initiative, funded by Erasmus+. The platform is coordinated by external contractors, under service contracts with the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). 

Details

In this webinar, we will explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Entrepreneurship were integrated into a secondary-level ICT project at the European School Luxembourg II. The objectives of this seminar are to:

• Participate in hands-on, collaborative activities.
• Discuss the challenges and opportunities of integrating AI in education.
• Explore practical strategies and tools to enhance students' creativity and ICT skills while fostering an entrepreneurial mindset.
• Demonstrate how to blend project-based learning with ICT, entrepreneurship, AI, and IoT in educational activities.

Registration and resources

• Registration link

The European School Education Platform is a meeting point for the school education community – school staff, researchers, and policymakers – to share news, interviews, publications, practice examples, courses and partners for their Erasmus+ projects. Its eTwinning area is dedicated to eTwinners and their activities.

Registering on their platform gives you access to professional development and networking opportunities, plus their active eTwinning community.

You can also subscribe to their newsletter to be updated about all their initiatives.

The European Digital Education Hub is an inspiring initiative by the European Commission, designed to bring educators together around a diverse range of digital education topics: from AI in education and digital skills to equity in online learning, inclusive digital education, and much more. This vibrant community hosts a variety of engaging activities every month, including poster events, collaborative workshops, and EduMeet sessions. 

To fully participate and take advantage of these initiatives, we warmly invite you to join the Hub as a member. Membership is free, though it requires an activation time of around five days. Once registered, you will receive all the necessary details to connect with the Hub via MS Teams. You can activate your membership here: EUSurvey - Survey 

We believe that every teacher in the EU network deserves the opportunity to be part of these impactful conversations, and we’re thrilled to already be collaborating with the Hub. To make joining easier, we have attached a manual (pdf file) with step-by-step instructions, along with some additional information that you might find useful. 

Moreover, we are excited to share that the Pedagogical Development Unit, together with the Inspectors in charge of the in-service training “ST0112. Assessment Tools Primary”, is piloting a new peer-to-peer training model for “Assessment and Digital Portfolio”— built on the Collaborative Inquiry model promoted by the Hub. If you are passionate about this topic, we warmly welcome you to join the discussion and explore this new model with us. 

We look forward to seeing you in the Hub, sharing ideas, and learning from one another! 

Best regards, 

The Pedagogical Development Unit 

This platform is the entry hub for the online continuous professional development activities of the Office of the Secretary-General of the European Schools.