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Research Summary: EdTech Avenue concept note
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- European Commission — Education and Training
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- Aziz Shuaib Ausi
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- 9 September 2026
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- 22 September 2026
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The European Commission has issued an open public invitation for EdTech and digital education solution providers across the EU to showcase their innovative solutions at the 2026 Education and Skills Summit. This initiative aims to highlight practical and impactful technologies that support teaching and learning, aligning with the 'Schools for Tomorrow' vision.
Why it matters
This initiative signifies a strategic push by the European Commission to integrate advanced education technology into learning environments, fostering innovation across the EU. It provides a structured mechanism for identifying and promoting solutions that could shape the future of education systems.
Key insights
- The European Commission is actively seeking to engage EdTech and digital education solution providers.
- The invitation targets providers across the entire European Union.
- Participation involves demonstrating innovative, practical, and impactful solutions.
- The primary focus is on technologies that support teaching and learning.
- The initiative contributes to the strategic vision of 'Schools for Tomorrow'.
- The platform for demonstration is the 2026 Education and Skills Summit.
Source
European Commission — Education and Training — https://education.ec.europa.eu/resources-and-tools/documents/edtech-avenue-concept-note
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