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Technological, cultural and structural changes affect the way we work. Automation and AI will lift productivity and economic growth, but millions of people worldwide may need to switch occupations or upgrade skills. We know that the growing use of new technologies changes the structures and practices of work around us. There are changes in the way people work as well as in the types of pressures they are facing. There is an urgent need for universities to ask themselves, what kinds of future managers or employees are we educating?
We are looking for participants to solve our digital education challenge - sign up now, we only have a limited amount of seats. Participants from various backgrounds are welcome. Most important thing is that you are interested in building better education for work-life.
Student
Teachers or educators
Researchers
Innovators
Education professionals
Other
DigiEduHack event lasts for 24 hours, filled with exciting challenges to solve and lots of fun and exciting program. We are following the agenda of the DigiEduHack main event - to check out the full agenda, please visit: https://digieduhack.com/en/digieduhack-main-event-2019
03 October 09:00
Doors opening
03 October 11:00
DigiEduHack Opening Ceremony
-The winning team(s) will get a spot to present their solutions at the Learning@Aalto Gala 2019 at Aalto University on December 18th, 2019.
- 1000€ cash prize for the winning team.
- 1 ECTS point for Aalto University students.
- The best team can win 5000€ in the final global award contes.
Our Mentors and Jury members are people who work actively in developing education to a more work-life relevant direction.
Laura Sivula
Mentor & Jury
Program Director, Aalto University
Solja Sulkunen
Jury
Head of Customer Experience, Claned
Niina Pitkänen
Mentor
Work-life Specialist, Aalto University
Laura Kitinoja
Mentor
Program Manager (DBMC), Aalto University
