Who are the Digital "Gatekeepers" and why does the Commission need to regulate them?
For young people aged 15 to 18 who are interested in how the Commission regulates BigTech, this animation describes how the Digital Markets Act works, and why it is important for the future of the EU's digital transition.
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Free resources in 29 languages to help teachers introduce coding and computational thinking to students of all ages. These fun activities will help de...
As an educator, you are at the heart of Europe’s digital transformation. To support you in this journey, the European Commission has four new sets of guidelines designed to support you across four key areas in digital education.
Meet Helena, Klaus, Kasia, Enzo and Marion – our “DIGITAL EXPLORERS” on a fieldtrip across Europe to see how digitalisation is coming along.
Do you use statistics when you teach? Or are you a student wanting to understand more about statistics? Then the Education corner on Eurostat website is the right place for you!
Analysing statistics data at country or at regional level can highlight differences and similarities across the EU or within countries. Explore statistics in your country or region and compare with other countries or regions in the European Union with our thematic interactive publications!