This symposium, part of the European Year of Skills, was specifically designed to act as an upskilling event for educators, who were able to learn not only about various potential uses of games and AI in education but engage directly with practical examples and best practices delivered by a selection of 30 leading figures in the fields of AI, game-based learning and games in education.  

Feedback from the participants at the event has been overwhelmingly positive, with participants praising the EU Commission Representation for organizing an event that tackled such important and relevant topics to educators. “We are thrilled by the reactions and feedback we are getting from event participants and speakers” said Klaus Conrad, who curated the event. “Being able to bring together so many educators and experts from such a geographically and academically diverse spectrum allowed us to bring a new level of discourse to the local discussions on these topics” he continued. 

Watch a recap of the three day event held in Valletta here - https://www.facebook.com/KummissjoniEwropea/videos/1232457967462453/
A full list of speakers and workshops may be found at https://www.transform-ed.eu