Join the Awarding Ceremony of the 2025 Winners!

The DigiEduHack Awarding Ceremony celebrates the most innovative solutions in digital education, bringing together global winners, experts, and the wider community. During this live event, winning teams present their ideas, receive their awards, and showcase how creativity and collaboration can shape the future of learning.

The event, titled “Collaborate for Impact: Advancing European Digital Education and Skills”, will bring together policymakers, experts, educators, and stakeholders from across Europe to discuss key developments in digital education, exchange practices and experiences, and strengthen the role of the European Digital Education Hub as a bridge between practitioners and European policymaking. Celebrating the Hub’s fourth anniversary, the event will also contribute to shaping the 2030 Roadmap for the future of digital education and skills. The programme will include the DigiEduHack Awarding Ceremony, recognising the most impactful solutions from the 2025 edition of the initiative and reflect on the its contribution to digital education innovation.

Live Stream: We welcome everyone to join our public live stream and be part of this exciting discussion on the future of digital education. 

Timing and location: 16:20-17:00, Brussels

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Meet the teams rethinking education

Selected through a global public vote, the 2025 winners have showcased the creativity and diversity that define DigiEduHack.

Beginner category winners:

GreenBites (Italy) – an AI-powered app promoting sustainable habits through personalised recipes and food waste reduction, developed by a team of high school students.

Pathwise (Mexico) – a platform helping young people navigate education and career pathways through mentorship and local opportunities, designed by a team of university students.

Experienced category winners:

ANNA – Act Now, Nature Awaits (Estonia) – A mobile platform that turns real-time environmental data into interactive lessons. The goal is to empower users to move from climate awareness to direct and local action like nature clean ups to protect our planet. High school students providing a real solution for a real problem.

EduVhled Engine (Czechia) – an AI tool helping schools turn data into insights to improve students’ well-being and learning environments, developed by L42 students in Prague.

From climate education to AI-powered guidance and student well-being, these solutions show how digital tools can go beyond enhancing learning to make it more relevant, inclusive, and impactful.

During the Awarding Ceremony, we will hear all teams pitch their solutions in short, snappy presentations before they will receive their prizes and connect with the Hub’s community advancing digital education across Europe.