EduFuture Hack: Rethinking Digital Learning
Ilia State University is excited to host EduFuture Hack: Rethinking Digital Learning, as part of the EU’s flagship initiative DigiEduHack. Taking place from November 8–10, 2025, this hackathon will bring together students, educators, innovators, and digital education enthusiasts aged 16 and above to co-create the future of learning.
Participants will work in teams to develop innovative solutions using emerging technologies such as AI, virtual/augmented reality, blockchain, and data analytics. The focus is on transforming education through personalised learning tools, increasing accessibility and inclusion, promoting digital literacy and cybersecurity, and fostering professional development in the digital era.
Whether you’re building an educational platform, creating a board or computer game, experimenting with immersive VR experiences, or exploring how data and digital tools can enhance teaching and learning—EduFuture Hack is your space to innovate.
You can register individually or as a team. Don’t worry if you don’t have a team yet—teams can be formed on the first day of the event. If you're passionate about education, technology, and making a difference, this is your chance to bring bold ideas to life.
Join us to rethink education—one solution at a time.
Questions?
avtandili.mghebrishvili.1@iliauni.edu.ge
Who can join?
08 - 10 NOV 2025
Register by 02 NOVOnsite
3/5, Cholokashvili Ave. 0162 Tbilisi, Georgia - Georgia
AI and Emerging Technologies for Education
Challenge and goals
The main goal of the hackathon is to empower participants to explore how emerging technologies can reshape and improve education. By fostering creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving, the hackathon encourages individuals to address key challenges in today’s learning environments.
Participants will:
Develop innovative, tech-based solutions for education using AI, VR/AR, blockchain, or data.
Promote inclusive and accessible learning by designing tools for learners of all backgrounds and needs.
Enhance digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness through creative approaches.
Create applications, games, platforms, or services that support teachers, students, and lifelong learners.
Explore new approaches to assessment, personalisation, and professional development in digital education.
By the end of the hackathon, teams will have developed prototypes or concepts that demonstrate how technology can address real-world educational challenges. These solutions may contribute to broader initiatives in digital education or be further developed into impactful projects.
Expectations and requirements for the solutions and participants
Participants must be 16+ years old and can come from any field—students, teachers, entrepreneurs, journalists, designers, developers, and anyone passionate about technology, innovation, and education.
Registration is possible both individually and in teams (2–4 members). If registering solo, you’ll have a chance to form or join a team on the first day. For team registration, one representative should fill in the form and include contact details of all members.
We expect participants to be curious, motivated, and ready to collaborate on impactful educational solutions.
Available Support
Participants will receive full support throughout the hackathon. Mentors and guest speakers will be available onsite to guide teams, offer feedback, and help shape ideas. All rules, resources, and guidelines will be shared in advance. A pre-hackathon info session will be held to explain the format and expectations. We’ll also provide sample pitch materials and help with presentation preparation.