9:20 – 9:30      Opening speech

• Margaritis Schinas, European Commission Vice-President for Promoting our European Way of Life  WATCH THE VIDEO

9:30 – 9:40      Visionary speech on digital education and AI

• Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice-president, European Commission   WATCH THE VIDEO

Session 1: Didactics for Digital Education

Key speaker of Session 1

• Riina Vuorikari, European Commission, Joint Research Centre   WATCH THE VIDEO

10:40 – 13:10      Parallel sessions

(TEACHER) What is the role of all involved in teaching and learning with digital technologies?

1. Mart Laanpere, Tallinn University, School of Digital Technologies, Centre for Educational Technology   WATCH THE VIDEO
2. Nina Jelen, OŠ Ivana Skvarče, Zagorje ob Savi  WATCH THE VIDEO
3. Ana Logar, OŠ Metlika   WATCH THE VIDEO
4. Ari Myllyviita, Univerza Helsinki, FIN   WATCH THE VIDEO
5. Voice of Learners: Matic Ahčin, Matija Jenko, Rok Žerdin, Luka Ribič, Nika Saksida, Tomaž Žigon  WATCH THE VIDEO
6. Looking back for the future: Sonja Rutar, University of Primorska  WATCH THE VIDEO

(LEARNER) What kind of digital citizen we need/want?

1. Axel Jean, Ministry of National Education and Youth, France
2. Arjana Blažič, IX. gimnazija Zagreb 
3. Nermin Bajramović, OŠ NH Rajka Hrastnik
4. Gert Lemmens, Educational trainer Future classroom lab Brussels

(LEARNING ENVIRONMENT) What will be the learning environments of the future?

1. Dana Redford, PEEP — Policy Experimentation & Evaluation Platform, Portugal   WATCH THE VIDEO
2. Marija Blažič, OŠ Dobje   WATCH THE VIDEO
3. Peter Krebelj in Meta Jurca Sinkovič , Srednja šola tehniških strok Šiška   WATCH THE VIDEO
4. Katja Krey in Björn Rudzewitz, Univerza v Tübingenu    WATCH THE VIDEO
5. Voice of the students    WATCH THE VIDEO
6. School in the Future 
7. Amela Sambolić Beganović, National Education Institute Slovenia   WATCH THE VIDEO

Session 2: School in Digital Society

16:15 – 17:30     Parallel sessions

How can school support learner to distinguish fake news from real ones?

• Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck, Lie detectors, Belgium    WATCH THE VIDEO

What is the role of teachers in supporting emotional wellbeing and nurturing social skills?

• Ana Kozina, Educational Research Institute, Slovenia and Tina Vršnik Perše, Faculty of Education, University of Maribor 

How to respond to different needs of different students and develop an inclusive classroom climate?

• Sonja Stepančič, Basic School Trnovo, Slovenia 

Session 3: Artificial Intelligence in and for Education

(EDUCATION ABOUT AI) Can (and should) everyone be thought about AI?

• Blaž Zupan, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science   WATCH THE VIDEO

(AI IN EDUCATION) How can AI support teachers in their teaching?

• Wayne Holmes, University College London, UCL Knowledge Lab; UNESCO Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Education; IRCAI, International Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence    WATCH THE VIDEO

(ETHICAL ISSUES OF AI IN EDUCATION) What are the moral challenges in the use of modern learning systems and environments supported by the AI?

• Gabriela Ramos, UNESCO, Assistant Director General for Social and Human Sciences

11:20 – 13:00  Group Discussions – brainstorming on AI challenges   WATCH THE VIDEO

• Lidija Kralj, European Schoolnet
• Harri Ketamo, HeadAI
• Prof. Dr. Colin de la Higuera, Université de Nantes
• Jorge Civera, Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV)
• Hideaki Ogawa, director of Future Lab Ars Electronica, director of Ars Electronica Japan

14:30 – 15:30  Panel Discussion

15:30 – 15:45

The power of hackathons to strengthen co-creation and innovation in education

• Cristine Reisen, Founder of Educreators Foundation, Switzerland and Steering Board Member of the DigiEduHack  WATCH THE VIDEO

Austria – The video gives a brief insight into some Austrian initiatives related to digital basic education with a focus on primary and secondary schools.

Spain – The video shows programming and robotics activity carried out by students.

Malta – The directorate for digital literacy & transversal skills within Malta’s Ministry for Education promotes the use of digital tools in the classroom through projects such as eTwinning

Estonia – The video shows several topics from students’ everyday life at learning process, but also some other examples: the student as a digital citizen of our country and the result of compiling the (compulsory for everyone) reasearch paper.

Ireland – This short video displays the innovative uses of digital technologies to support teaching, learning and assessment practices within the Irish primary and secondary school context.

France – A short video on Artificial intelligence in education and for education in France.