The European Schoolnet Academy will be presented at the Opening workshop on Digital Skills for the Digital Single Market which takes place on 17 June in Riga.

Industry representatives, Ministries of Education and non-profit organisations met on June 9 at European Schoolnet's premises to take stock of what has been done to promote coding and computational thinking at all levels of education.

Europeana Creative Culture Jam is the final showcase event of Europeana Creative, a groundbreaking project that explores ways for creative industries to connect with cultural heritage. The event will take place in Vienna on 9-10 July.

More than 150 teachers and pupils are rewarded today by the European Commission to celebrate their outstanding work in developing European cooperative projects via eTwinning.

Educational institutions, teachers and parents are essential to prepare youngsters with the right skills. Yet their involvement is not enough, more needs to be done.

On Friday 17 April 2015 Prof. José Mariano Gago passed away. His native Portugal and Europe lose an extraordinary scientist, revolutionary minister and visionary European policymaker. He was of great influence to European science policy and science education.

Do you want to learn how to code? Do you want to teach coding in a fun way to kids? Check out the new all you need is {C<3DE} website!

The eSkills for Jobs campaign for 2015 is underway with the issuing of the Riga Declaration - the 10 principles that will guide efforts this year to unlock the potential of eSkills to fuel growth and job creation

The Entrepreneurial School has launched a quick guide that takes teachers through 10 simple steps on how to introduce entrepreneurial learning in their classroom.

New European Schoolnet Academy courses will start this spring, after the incredible success of last year's courses. Almost 10,000 participants enjoyed the Academy courses in 2014, with a hugely positive feedback. Develop your teaching skills in just 30 minutes per day, join us on two exciting MOOCs this April, designed by teachers for teachers