The Interactive Classroom Working Group (ICWG) has unveiled its 2024 Case Studies, showcasing how 15 schools across Europe are successfully fostering digital competences in students through strategic leadership and innovative approaches. These case studies, which focus on the integration of digital tools into education, provide practical examples of how schools are addressing the challenges and opportunities of digital learning.

In our latest podcast episode, representatives from Malta's Ministry for Education discuss their newly launched Digital Education Strategy 2024–2030, a forward-thinking plan designed to embed digital literacy and technology across the Maltese education system. This episode dives into key elements of the strategy, including efforts to bridge the digital divide, integrate digital skills within the curriculum, enhance teacher training, and ensure cybersecurity in schools.

European Schoolnet launches a new perspective paper, highlighting the importance of playful learning as an innovative approach in modern education. The paper "Playful Learning in the Age of Datafication and Digitalisation" explores how playful learning can counterbalance the increasing pressures of digitalisation in schools.

In celebration of the European Day of Languages on September 26th, European Schoolnet joins millions across Europe in recognising the importance of linguistic diversity and language learning.

As the debate over screen time intensifies, European governments are implementing measures to tackle smartphone use in schools. Recent initiatives, such as Ireland's new smartphone bans in schools underscore the urgency of addressing the impact of digital devices on students' well-being and academic performance.

The Spanish Ministry of Education, Vocational Education and Training (VET), and Sport has recently released the "Guide on the Use of AI in Education." This guide serves as a crucial tool for the ethical and effective integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the educational sector.

Welcome to the fourth episode of the European Schoolnet podcast series, where we highlight the evolving landscape of education in Europe. This episode focuses on the Digital Transition Plan for Education in Portugal, a pioneering initiative showcasing how nations are embracing the digital era in their education systems.

The report "Teacher Survey: Sound in schools and its impact on learning and teachers' wellbeing" captures the results of a pan-European survey conducted by European Schoolnet under its Future Classroom Lab initiative with the financial assistance of Saint-Gobain Ecophon.

This autumn, European Schoolnet is involved in a series of activities to raise awareness on the importance of bringing the European Union perspective to school. Discover how we are supporting teachers in introducing the EU perspective in their classes with new learning methods and promoting competitions to encourage educators to explain on How does EU democracy relate to citizens' daily lives from an early age.

The PNRR is a strategic plan that aims to modernise and improve the Italian economy, making it more sustainable, innovative, and competitive.

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