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Join our virtual DigiEduHack to solve real challenges and combine fostering of digital skills with a reflection on the sustainability issues of the modern world. Pupils can showcase their creative problem solving, build skills such as collaboration and perseverance, and reflect on the interaction between technology and people on a European and global scale. The best teams can win €5000 in a global award contest and are eligible for the organizer´s award fund of 500 EUR.
Hackathon for Good AI is a virtual hackathon. We are looking for participants ages 14 - 17 to code a chatbot in programing language Scratch that can help or teach the user to sustainable usage of Earth & man-made resources or goods. You have the power to change the world - one Hackathon at the time.
Students
Teachers or educators
Researchers
Education professionals
Other
Innovators
The topics of the three challenges have been announced. The programming challenge is a chatbot which through the conversation provides the user with information which should help the user to learn/make/find/do informed decisions about sustainable resource management in one of the three challenges.
04 October 00:59
The time is given in CET (Central European Time)
The programming challenge is to develop a chatbot.
05 October 00:59
Submission deadline
The time is given in CET (Central European Time)
You will have the opportunity to showcase your solutions on a European and global scale, and the top 3 teams with the most innovative solutions can win one of three cash prizes amounting to 500€ of total award fund, plus the chance to win 5,000€ in a global award contest!
The DigiEduHack will is supported by an amazing jury.
Anywhere on Earth - Home based
Anywhere on Earth - Home based
ATAnywhere on Earth - Home based - Vienna
DigiEduHack is an EIT initiative under the European Commission's Digital Education Action Plan, led by EIT Climate-KIC and coordinated by Aalto University. In 2021, the main stage event is hosted by the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union in cooperation with the International Research Center on Artificial Intelligence (IRCAI) under the auspices of UNESCO.
