EDEN 2025 Conference
Shaping the future of education in the age of artificial intelligence: driving inclusion, innovation, and ethical growth.
The annual conference of EDEN Digital Learning Europe (The European Distance and E-Learning Network) will be held at the University of Bologna with the aim of reflecting on the future of education in the age of artificial intelligence. The sessions will address the challenges and opportunities of generative AI, emphasizing equity, inclusion, pedagogical innovation, and the ethical development of educational systems.
Main topics:
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European education policies and the Bologna process in the era of AI
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Learning with, for, and about artificial intelligence
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Transformative innovation and personalization of learning
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Assessment, microcredentials, and student well-being
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Global learning networks
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Digital literacy and continuing teacher training
International relevance:
Organized by EDEN, the leading European network dedicated to distance and online learning, the event brings together experts, educators, institutional leaders, researchers, and educational technology professionals from across Europe and beyond. The conference also features scientific publications linked to EURODL and awards such as the "Best Research Paper," granted in collaboration with the UNESCO Chair in Education and Technology for Social Change (UOC).
Aimed at:
Universities, training managers, secondary and higher education teachers, educational technology researchers, EdTech developers, and public policymakers in education and continuing education.
Organizational details:
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Dates: June 15–17, 2025
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Location: Belmeloro Campus of the University of Bologna (Italy)
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Confirmed speakers: Gianluigi Greco, Dana Verbal, Ilona Buchem, Mychelle Pride, Ulf-Daniel Ehlers, Stephen Murgatroyd, Janika Leoste
Participation of Albert Sangrà:
Dr. Albert Sangrà's participation in this edition consolidates his presence as an international leader in the field of digital education and online learning, actively contributing to the debate on the role of AI in the design of inclusive, ethical, and sustainable education policies in Europe.