On 21 March, the Learning Corner website turned four! This was a year rich in additional learning resources, games, information and other types of competition available in 24 EU languages.
The following topics are all covered by this series of interactive infographics: renewable energy in Europe, renovation of buildings, energy savings and the European Union’s energy strategy.
In 2023, the European Union is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the single market. Since its creation, the European single market has allowed goods, services, people and capital to move freely in the EU, thereby making the lives of citizens easier and creating opportunities for businesses. It is one of the EU's greatest achievements!
Digital technology is part of our daily lives: we use it to communicate, to read the news and to shop, for example, which we do with great ease and without even noticing that a number of large online companies act as the ‘gatekeepers’ to digital markets.
11 February was European 112 day. What better opportunity to teach the youngest members of society to remember the European emergency number: left thumb up for 1, right thumb up for 1, both thumbs together for 2.
Have you ever wondered where the motorways of the sea are? Which marine species live on our seabeds? Where our wind farms are located? What the fishing quota is for each species?
Our choices shape our future. Simple daily choices such as what we eat or how we move can affect our health and that of our planet. According to studies, a varied diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and cereals protects our health. Being physically active, walking, cycling and reducing the use of motorised vehicles also contributes to our health and helps protect our environment.
Last September we told you about the ‘Juvenes Translatores’ contest organised by the European Commission to reward the best young translators in the European Union.
Did you know that the European Council and the Council of the European Union are two different institutions?
What is artificial intelligence? How can it be used properly in the classroom? Artificial intelligence can be a great way of improving education and training for students, educators and school leaders. However, it is important to better understand its ramifications.
Since 2008 the Charlemagne Prize has been awarded annually to youth-led projects that foster cooperation and understanding in Europe and at international level. Are you an EU resident aged between 16 and 30 working on a project to help Europe to progress?
What happened in the EU in 2022? To find out, take a look at the EU timeline. It shows the key events that have left their mark on the European Union - from 1900 to the present day.
Keen to discover how best to sharpen the digital literacy skills of learners? Looking for ways to help young people learn about disinformation through fact-checking?
What better way to explain the history of the European Union than by travelling back in time to when it was created?
All across Europe, we are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) systems – sometimes without even realising it. Search engines, chatbots, machine translations, video games and other applications are now part of everyday life. Artificial intelligence can be a great asset to improve education and training for learners, educators and school leaders. However, it is important to better understand its ramifications.
How do the 27 Member States take their decisions together? Step into the shoes of a national minister from a Member State and negotiate with other countries to try to reach an agreement, all while balancing their needs with your country’s objectives.
Five years after it opened its doors to the public, the House of European History wants to design fresh, new, exciting learning materials for European teachers and needs your help to do so!
Since last year, the Jean Monnet Action has been providing funding opportunities to support teaching, learning, research and debates about the European Union.
Around 88 million tonnes of food are thrown away every year in Europe. An alarming figure!
How many official languages are there in the European Union? Which European programme allows young people to study in another country? Which European body authorises a vaccine to be sold on the EU market? Find the answers to these questions, and many more, by taking the EU&ME Quiz.
