One minute. 12 teams. A unique opportunity to gain expert feedback and spotlight their innovations. On 11 February, the DigiEduHack finalists took the global stage during our Live Pitching Session. In just 60 seconds each, they had to show one thing: that their solution could transform the learning landscape in the age of digital skills.  

At DigiEduHack, we believe education should go beyond the classroom walls. This year’s theme, “Rethinking Education in the Age of Digital Skills,” pushed our community of students, teachers, and innovators to expand their ideas of what was possible.  

How the finalists were evaluated 

At DigiEduHack, all local winning solutions are assessed by DigiEduHack experts based on their quality, relevance, originality, feasibility, sustainability, and transferability. The 12 best teams are then shortlisted as finalists, and it is up to the global community to choose the four winners through the public voting.

One of our Steering Group members, Davide Coppaloni, reflected: 

“I've been seeing the quality of the ideas submitted in the past three years increasing exponentially. We passed from a very basic to a very concrete and almost to the ‘launch phase’ type of ideas.”  

The live session provided a unique opportunity to meet the teams behind each solution, and the rapid-fire pitches captured the high-energy spirit of hackathons. 

Meet the 12 Visions of Digital Education 

Beginner Finalists 

• AI-Enhanced Travel English: a B2 Skill Development Module using Creative AI Tools (Ukraine): A ready-to-use English learning module about travelling powered by AI that helps student enhance their English skills while allowing teachers to create interactive, real-world lessons without needing any technical expertise. 

• Adaptly (Belgium): An AI-driven web app that converts educational materials, such aslesson slides or live presentations into personalised and adaptable formats that support students with learning disabilities in educational settings. Adaptly aims to  make complex information easier to process, and to improve engagement through clear, measurable analytics. 

• BioBangla (Belgium): An AI service-based platform that provides virtual STEM labs, tutoring, and AI-based mentorship for students. It aims to provide almost 5 million students from grades 6 to 12 access to resources in science communication, innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship. 

• EduWallet - Lifelong Learning. Verified. Connected. (Germany): A universal lifelong learning wallet that includes certificates, grades, and CVs to build a compact achievements hub and provide personalised recommendations for further career and learning paths. 

• Greenbites (Italy): A personalised AI recipe app to help users improve their health and learn about the impact of food waste on the environment.  

• Moments (Peru): A family-friendly app that offers tailored activities for parents and kids that range from quick interactions to hours of deep bonding. A short moment, but it can nurture the well-being and strengthen emotional connection of the entire family. 

• Pathwise (Mexico): An AI ecosystem that combines a learning hub and a student network to help young people find community and mentorship in their local community. 

• Restoration of natural resources of Kharkiv region (Ukraine): Innovative monitors using the geographics information system (GIS) platform to inform the recovery of water and lands in Ukraine and beyond.  

Experienced Finalists 

• ANNA – Act Now, Nature Awaits (Italy): 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. 

• BaamDash (Austria): An AI-powered dashboard that analyses students’ real-engagement and stress levels during class and helps teachers recognise issues and suitable solutions for the students much quicker. 

• EduVlhed Engine – AI-powered cultural insights for school improvement (Czechia): An AI platform that transforms school data, such as transcripts, to evaluate cultural change and generate data-driven recommendations to teachers and schools' leaders on what works and why. 

• VisionBraille (Türkiye): An AI-powered OCR (Optical Character Recognition) app that converts classroom boards into real-time Braille, empowering visually impaired students to participate alongside their peers—especially in complex STEM subjects. 

Your voice, their future 

On 3 March 2026, four teams will be named DigiEduHack 2025 Global Winners. Stay tuned and follow our social media channels to learn more on the day! 

Did you miss the online event? You can watch it here 

DigiEduHack 2025 Finalists Pitch Their Solutions Live

Every prototype you saw started as an idea.
Every idea started with someone asking: What if education worked differently?

We want to thank our Steering Group, our dedicated followers, and most importantly, our finalists for proving that the future of digital education is already here.