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The winning teams from Mexico, Spain and Italy received their awards at the European Commission in Brussels on Tuesday 21st of January 2020. 

On 21 January 2020, Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for innovation, research, culture, education, youth and sport will be welcoming in Brussels the winning teams of #DigiEduHack 2019!

Among 130 innovative solutions, co-created in local DigiEduHack events in 21 countries, 10 finalists were selected out from 33 winning local solutions. More than 4200 people all over the globe voted for their favorite solution. The winning teams are coming from Italy, Spain and Mexico.

Did you attend the DigiEduHack main event at Aalto University in Finland? Now you can find all the photos from the two day event online. 

At the DigiEduHack main event at Aalto University, we had a bunch of amazing key note speakers. If you missed their speeches, you can access all the video clips online on our YouTube channel.

The DigiEduHack steering group experts have chosen 10 finalists among the 130 solutions coming from all over the globe. Now you get the chance to vote for the best! 

DigiEduHack gathered more than 1700 participants solving 60 challenges simultaneously during 24 hours, in 21 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, South and North America.

To help you get ready for the hack, we have prepared a range of online eLearning courses. 

As a pioneer in digital education, Aalto University hosted the global DigiEduHack main event in Finland.

Europe, Africa, Asia, South and North America – DigiEduHack happened all over the world in simultaneous 24-hour events on 3-4 October, 2019. We asked some of our DigiEduHack six questions prior to the event - check out their answers below!