We would like thank Mariya Gabriel (European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth) for the work she has done in promoting and creating understanding for the European Edtech landscape.

Our member Swedish Edtech Industry has released its annual industry report, highlighting the latest trends and developments in the sector.

UNESCO´s Global Education Coalition is responding to education challenges and crises, mobilising the resources, expertise, and experience of its 208 members. During the 3rd annual meeting, our Managing Director Beth Havinga was part of a panel of Coalition Members to discuss the past, present, and future of the coalition to highlight the importance of agile cooperation across sectors for social impact, crisis response, and digital transformation for the global common good.

The EEA was delighted to share a session with three female founders from our Female Edtech Fellowship at the SXSW EDU.

A clear need has been identified to ensure that new technologies can be practically implemented in schools within existing frameworks of teacher training and support mechanisms. To this end, a number of efforts to help bridge the intersection between the development of EdTech solutions and the introduction, implementation and use of these within the respective education environments have been instigated throughout Europe.