Representatives of the Center for Innovations and Digital Education, Maja Videnovik and Vladimir Trajkovik, had the pleasure of participating in the ALL DIGITAL Summit 2026, held on 22–23 September 2026 in Belgrade, Serbia.
Under the theme “Digital Wellbeing for a Competitive Europe” the Summit brought together educators, policymakers, researchers, innovators, civil society organisations and industry representatives from across Europe to exchange perspectives and explore how we can shape a digital future that is not only innovative and competitive, but also human-centred, inclusive and responsible.
Throughout the Summit, participants explored some of the key questions accompanying today’s rapid digital transformation – from artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to digital skills, ethics, trust, inclusion and digital wellbeing. The different sessions provided space for sharing experiences, discussing current challenges and considering how technological development can contribute to positive change while keeping people and their wellbeing at the centre.
For Dig-Ed, these conversations strongly connect with our work and our commitment to supporting educators and learners in navigating digital transformation in a meaningful, responsible and learner-centred way. They also provided valuable perspectives on how organisations working in digital education can respond to emerging challenges, while continuing to promote innovation, inclusion and responsible use of technology.
Beyond the sessions themselves, one of the most valuable aspects of the Summit was the opportunity to meet and reconnect with colleagues from across Europe, exchange experiences and ideas, and learn about new initiatives and approaches. Conversations with organisations and professionals working in different areas of digital education opened possibilities for new connections and potential future cooperation.
Participation in the Summit provided new ideas, new perspectives and inspiration for future activities and collaborations. Being part of a wider European community creates opportunities not only to learn from one another, but also to transform conversations and shared interests into new initiatives and partnerships.
