Pan-European Conference on Digital Education
Free-of-charge monthly event followed by hundreds of teachers across Europe.
The 78th session is on the 24th of September 2026 from 15:00 to 16:30 CET (Brussels Time).
Programme:
Superhero Lab: Engaging Children as Scientists to Explore Sustainability
The Superhero Lab project has produced a rich collection of high quality educational resources that we are proud to share. Following successful pilot implementations in kindergartens across Europe, we are now making these results available to early childhood educators through the 78th session of the Pan-European Conference on Digital Education.
Discover 15 Superhero Lab experiments for children, designed so that children conduct the experiments themselves.
Hear firsthand experiences from a kindergarten teachers who piloted the Superhero Lab experiments.
Discover free Superhero Lab resources, including handbooks, instructional videos, and professional development materials available in six languages: English, German, Swedish, Slovene, Greek, and Lithuanian.
Gain ideas for adapting the experiments to your own educational settings.
Overview of the Erasmus+ project Superhero Lab
Blanka Tacer, Primera courses
Piloting the experiments with kindergarten children in Greece
Rena Theochari, E-School educational group
Practice from a kindergarten: Discovering sow bugs and their home
Blerina Sallova and Alexandra Johnsen, Kindergarten Rockaden Landskrona
Practice from a kindergarten: Paper rocket experiment
Orinta Laureckienė and Vaida Klimavičienė, Kindergarten Žiedelis
Practice from a kindergarten: Invisible ink experiment
Alenka Sedej, Kindergarten Šempeter pri Gorici
How kindergartens can build successful Erasmus+ partnerships
Grit Dreßler, Die Brücke
The Call for Presenters is always open for future events. Apply now and share your best teaching practice with colleagues across Europe.
Location: Live streaming on the Facebook page Erasmus+ Courses by Primera and YouTube channel Erasmus by Primera.
Programme:
Superhero Lab: Engaging Children as Scientists to Explore Sustainability
The Superhero Lab project has produced a rich collection of high quality educational resources that we are proud to share. Following successful pilot implementations in kindergartens across Europe, we are now making these results available to early childhood educators through the 78th session of the Pan-European Conference on Digital Education.
Discover 15 Superhero Lab experiments for children, designed so that children conduct the experiments themselves.
Hear firsthand experiences from a kindergarten teachers who piloted the Superhero Lab experiments.
Discover free Superhero Lab resources, including handbooks, instructional videos, and professional development materials available in six languages: English, German, Swedish, Slovene, Greek, and Lithuanian.
Gain ideas for adapting the experiments to your own educational settings.
Overview of the Erasmus+ project Superhero Lab
Blanka Tacer, Primera courses
Piloting the experiments with kindergarten children in Greece
Rena Theochari, E-School educational group
Practice from a kindergarten: Discovering sow bugs and their home
Blerina Sallova and Alexandra Johnsen, Kindergarten Rockaden Landskrona
Practice from a kindergarten: Paper rocket experiment
Orinta Laureckienė and Vaida Klimavičienė, Kindergarten Žiedelis
Practice from a kindergarten: Invisible ink experiment
Alenka Sedej, Kindergarten Šempeter pri Gorici
How kindergartens can build successful Erasmus+ partnerships
Grit Dreßler, Die Brücke
The Call for Presenters is always open for future events. Apply now and share your best teaching practice with colleagues across Europe.
Location: Live streaming on the Facebook page Erasmus+ Courses by Primera and YouTube channel Erasmus by Primera.
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About the conference
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The Pan-European Conference on Digital Education is a valuable international event that has emerged in response to the challenges that teachers have faced during the COVID-19 outbreak. This monthly conference offers a wealth of digital teaching ideas across a range of subjects and educational levels, attracting over 300 live attendees each month and more than 5,000 subsequent views. Teachers from across Europe have embraced the conference as a means of introducing innovative digital teaching methods and sharing best practices.
The conference plays a vital role in making these best practices visible and helping to circulate teaching ideas across countries, which has proven especially necessary in light of the COVID-19 outbreak. |
By fostering a strong network among teachers, the conference promotes a better impact on students, a sense of belonging, a willingness to take risks, teacher identity, and a growth mindset.
Primera's Pan-EU digital learning events are successful in delivering a European dimension in continuous professional development across Europe, as teaching practices are sourced from all participating countries and address common challenges from different cultural perspectives. These events focus on a range of topics, including cross-curricular digital projects, digital assessment, digital didactics, digital peer collaboration, digital preschool, overcoming inequity, student motivation, and thinking skills. |
Upcoming sessions
School year 2024 / 2025:
27 August 2026, reading aloud, sustainability education
24 September 2026, Superhero lab, STEM and sustainability in early childhood education
29 October 2026, artificial intelligence
26 November 2026, wonder learning
17 December 2026, sustainability education
28 January 2027, innovative methods in youth work
25 February 2027, inclusion lab
25 March 2027
22 April 2027
27 May 2027
24 June 2027
29 July 2027
26 August 2027
24 September 2026, Superhero lab, STEM and sustainability in early childhood education
29 October 2026, artificial intelligence
26 November 2026, wonder learning
17 December 2026, sustainability education
28 January 2027, innovative methods in youth work
25 February 2027, inclusion lab
25 March 2027
22 April 2027
27 May 2027
24 June 2027
29 July 2027
26 August 2027