George Bekiaridis and Graham Attwell from AI Pioneers were members of the European Working Group which developed the new digital education guidelines described in the press release below.

“The digital world is evolving faster than most of us can keep up. AI tools emerge overnight, viral content shapes what we believe, and the systems behind our screens often remain invisible. To help educators, learners, and organisations navigate this complexity, four new digital education guidelines are now available. 

Designed by the European Commission together with expert groups, they provide practical support for:  

🔹 Using AI responsibly and ethically  

🔹 Questioning online content and tackling disinformation  

🔹 Selecting or creating digital education content that truly supports learning  

🔹 Teaching high-quality informatics  

These guidelines are developed to make today’s digital world more transparent, more trustworthy, and more empowering for everyone.  

👉 Download the guidelines: https://link.europa.eu/FkWK3Q

Are you curious to learn more on how the guidelines can best support your work in digital education? Join us on Monday 23 March, 11:00-12:00 CET for a webinar on the European Digital Education Hub where the experts behind the four sets of guidelines will present them, and you’ll be able to ask your questions or share your comments with them. You can register at https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/edeh-guidelines“.