DigiEduHack

The e-learning course is designed to help you and your team in identifying and formulating a challenge for the Hack. It will also support you in selecting and applying tools and techniques for idea generation and presentation. It is not mandatory but strongly recommended if you have doubts about what to address and how to do it.

We would advise you to do the e-learning course before attending the event, as it will help you in gaining a better understanding of how digital transformation is affecting education. The e-learning course is a supporting resource to help you plan, prepare and pitch your ideas for tackling digital education challenges.

We strongly recommend that you explore the sections of the DigiEduHack Challenges nugget that are related to the challenge categories you will be exploring in the Hack. Each section has links to relevant articles, inspiring videos, etc. that could help you in better understanding the challenges of education in a digital age. We also suggest that you browse the other learning nuggets on ideation and pitching; take deep dives into topics that you feel will be of most use to you in preparing for the Hack.

At the present time, the course is only available in English.

We expect that a minimum 1mbps internet connection is needed to go through the course content. For external resources such as videos, a higher speed might be needed (2mbps and above). The course links to various external resources from different platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. Climate-KIC bears no responsibility if there are country restrictions that block video or other content in your location.

In the DigiEduHack Community, your active contribution is appreciated and encouraged. Start by setting up your profile and allowing others to get a clearer picture of who you are. You can then engage in open discussions, reply to questions or contribute to a task that has been set up. You can also initiate a new thread yourself.

To start this course, all you need to do is select the Enrol Here button on this page. If you haven’t already registered on the site, you will be prompted to register when you enrol.

All of EIT Climate-KIC’s courses are accessible on smartphone, tablet, and desktop. For some courses, you may also need access to a printer in order to print off work sheets and to complete offline activities. If you have any issues accessing our courses on these devices, please contact our technical support team.

When you register on the EIT Climate-KIC portal you automatically become a part of the learning community. You can then use the Groups and Discussion forums set up for the course or topic you are interested in to seek help from other community members.