Spring is a very eventful time for the Hub. Join the discussion in our webinar on Micro-credentialing Readiness: Conditions for Maturity and Impact taking place tomorrow on April 24, 14:00 - 15:30 (CET) and follow the livestream of the Digital Education Action Plan in Review event on April 29, 10:30-12:30 (CET).  

We are thrilled to promote a bunch of calls, just waiting for your participation: First of all we are looking for experts to join our two new expert groups on digital education content and guidelines for teaching informatics. The first group will develop guidelines and quality requirements for accessible, well-designed and high-quality digital education content (deadline to apply April 30) and the second group will work on guidelines for teaching informatics at primary and secondary school level (deadline to apply May 8). In our Call for Authors, we are looking for motivated authors writing on Explainable AI and Well-being in digital education. Express your interest by 30 April.  

Finally, as you know, the Hub is not only about cooperation: you will see a selection of articles published in the Reading Corner, find some snippets in the section on Articles, Publications and Debates below and don’t miss to get engaged in our third “digital debate” on rethinking online exams! As a more extensive read, we are pleased to share that the Digital Skills Playbook  has been published – this is an excellent outcome of our Squad on Digital Skills.  

Stay engaged, stay inspired, and see you around in the Hub!  

Your European Digital Education Hub team