Good Practices

Girlz Nail IT is a digital skills initiative developed by the Microsoft Development Center Prague as a locally tailored continuation of the DigiGirlz program. It targets high-school girls and individuals who identify as female (aged 15–19), a critical stage when students begin making decisions about their future education and career paths.

The Patients' Union of Greece puts at the heart of its efforts the digital education of people with chronic diseases, caregivers and health professionals through two new digital actions: the "Health Alphabet" and the "Digital Patients' Academy". The

Young people from Sputnik STU built an arcade machine with its own game from scratch for Copenhagen Gaming Week

Copenhagen Gaming Week is a festival that brings together the broad gaming industry – players, developers, creators, brands, trade unions and associations – in one festival where everyone, regardless of age, gender and background, can help shape the experience.

TELECO GAMES is the National Telecommunications Olympiad that connects students from ESO, Baccalaureate and Vocational Training with the real world of engineering and technology. Its success is based on a very effective combination of elements

As Europe accelerates its digital transformation, higher education institutions play an important role in preparing specialists with advanced digital competences. Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH) has emerged as a strong example

Launched in April 2025, Luxembourg AI Factory is a reference platform for the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence across services and sectors.

The European Commission's initiative aims to reduce the gender gap in AI via a structured approach to improving career opportunities and training outcomes.

The interactive course from VERITAS is an innovative, digital teaching resource for the subject “Basic Digital Literacy” in the 5th grade. Complete package for digital literacy The interactive course “Eduki Interactive – Lenny's Digital Adventures”

KiberACS is a cybersecurity training and capacity building resource developed by Riga Technical University (RTU) in cooperation with industry experts.