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The official numbers for the 2021’s edition of EU Code Week are out! EU Code Week was launched 9 years ago as a grass-roots initiative supported by the European Commission and the latest figures show a record participation of 4 million people...

See the main reforms and investments supported by the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility and track how much of each country's budget goes towards advanced digital skills.

CodeWeek 2021 will take place from 9 to 24 October 2021 with thousands of local initiatives in Europe and beyond, all dedicated to co-creating technology solutions in schools.

The EU Datathon 2022, the annual European Open Data competition, has been officially opened on February 7: the chance for all open data enthusiasts and application developers worldwide to take part and submit their project on one of the 4 challenges.

Altheo Valentini talks about what social hacking is, and looks at the contribution of the SHU2022 event towards the UN's SDGs.

On 7 July 2022, representatives from National Coalitions for Digital Skills & Jobs met in Brussels for a workshop to celebrate 1 year of collaboration and talk about the way forward.

The DigComp 2.2 public online validation survey is open until 30 November 2021. Share your views on the elements you think should be there.

Check out the Erasmus+ General Call 2022 and become part of the EU Digital Education.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RFF) as a unique opportunity for EU countries to boost digital skills and collectively meet digital decade targets for 2030.

The OECD has released the Digital Education Outlook 2021: an annual report that assesses how the use of new technologies in the classroom can lead to beneficial outcomes for students and teachers.