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Conference Computer at School- Czechia
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Gymnazium of Vincenc Makovsky has been the organizer of the National Conference Computer at School since 2003. The Conference Computer at school is a good place for meeting and discussing among educators for whom working with students is more than just a "profession".

Why is this a good practice

The conference regularly brings together around 200 participants, mainly from primary and secondary schools, but also from commercial companies and not-for-profit organisations, to promote the idea of effective use of digital technologies in education.

The three-day programme includes almost 100 presentations in the form of lectures and workshops. Participants are mostly teachers, applying to present their practical work (approximately 70%), and commercial firms showcasing their technical solutions for education (approximately 30%).

The conference is open to all those interested in speaking. Educators can present examples of good practices in using digital technologies in teaching, give visibility to their school and exchange ideas with their colleagues from other schools. Companies can demonstrate the use of their products in teaching processes, as well as in managing technology in schools.

The conference is held under the patronage of the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, as well as the Governor of the Vysočina Region, reflecting its national relevance and institutional recognition.

The Conference Computer at School is accredited within the Czech system of continuing professional development for teachers (DVPP) as 25 hours of professional qualification deepening, making it eligible for funding through school development grants.
 

Good practice details

Target audience
Digital skills in education.
Digital technology / specialisation
Digital skill level
Geographic scope - Country
Czech republic
Industry - field of education and training
Generic programmes and qualifications not further defined
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) not further defined
Computer use
Geographical sphere
Regional initiative
Type of funding
Public-Private