AI-teach events across Europe
Discover AI-teach events that bring teachers, teacher educators, researchers and partners together to explore AI literacy in education. Join us through international summer schools, webinars, peer-learning visits, internships and project meetings.
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Upcoming events
Discover the next AI-teach activities and opportunities to connect learning, research and educational practice.
30 September 2026
From AI insights to classroom practice
Online · Closed event
Webinar
An interactive follow-up session helping AI-TEACH Summer School participants translate insights about responsible AI use into their own educational practice.
Past events
Revisit earlier AI-teach activities, read the related stories and discover how partners are building AI literacy across Europe.
30 August–4 September 2026
AI-teach Summer School in Rzeszów
Rzeszów, Poland
Summer school
An intensive international week moving from AI awareness to educational practice.
22–26 March 2026
F2F meeting in Kortrijk
Kortrijk, Belgium
F2F meeting
The consortium and flagship schools connected project development with practice.
28 November 2025
First AI-teach webinar
Online
Webinar
An open webinar sharing early project insights with educators and stakeholders.
5–8 October 2025
F2F meeting in Rzeszów
Rzeszów, Poland
F2F meeting
Partners reviewed progress and coordinated the next project activities.
12–14 May 2025
Kick-off meeting in Nijmegen
Nijmegen, the Netherlands
F2F meeting
Partners launched AI-teach and aligned the first phase of the project.
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This project has received funding from the European Union (EUROPEAN EDUCATION AND CULTURE EXECUTIVE AGENCY (EACEA)) under grant agreement No 101196600.
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