Connecting the European EdTech Ecosystem

Our Mission

The European Edtech Alliance (EEA) is a non-for-profit bringing together national trade associations, clusters, incubators, and organisations working with founders and providers of education technology. Our aim is to support the domestic and international growth of Edtech and the innovation ecosystem it represents.

Bringing together 2600 Edtech organisations from Europe

Working Together for a Stronger Innovation Ecosystem

Together, members share best practice, compare research, identify development and policy needs, discuss common challenges and concerns, and develop areas of opportunity and innovation. We develop neutral solutions to nurture cooperation across our respective internal markets and to strengthen Edtech globally and are dedicated to connecting the needs of the ecosystem with sustainable possibilities for innovation by initiating and participating in cross-border learning exchanges. The EEA always acts as a completely neutral facilitator and connector within the Edtech ecosystem.

EEA Initiatives & Projects

Since the founding of the EEA in 2019, we've already accomplished so much.

We help move the European EdTech Ecosystem forward through the following projects:

 The European Edtech Map

The European Edtech Map is a map identifying edtech companies having headquarters in a European country. All free to use. It aims to give an overview of the edtech market in Europe making it possible to find solutions, resources, potential investments or companies to benchmark with, depending on who you are. Edtech companies who are members of any of European Edtech Alliance organisations are given the opportunity to add more information about their offerings. Check out here for the full European Edtech Map.

Recent News & Updates

News
EU AI Act
EU AI Act

The European Parliament approved the Artificial Intelligence Act with overwhelming support, marking a significant milestone as the first major political entity to regulate AI. The main goal is to secure both European innovation and human rights. The act prohibits certain AI applications like algorithmic social scoring and exploitative practices while imposing strict regulations on high-risk AI systems used in areas like education and work. This is going to affect all companies, people and governments operating in Europe. So what is at stake here, from an educational perspective?

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Global Education Coalition
Global Education Coalition

Don´t miss your chance to be part of the fourth annual Global Education Coalition meeting on Monday, 25 March from 09:00 to 18:30 in Paris.

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Edtech Entrepreneur Key Competencies Programme

We are happy to share the next outcome of the EmpowerED Project which is designed for learners who are taking their first steps towards entrepreneurship in the education world. The content outlines the key competencies of an entrepreneur, like the need to motivate people and build partnerships, combine resources to create an effective product and create value both for the customer and the company.

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“We need to join forces to move the European Edtech ecosystem forward”

Jannie Jeppesen, CEO, Swedish Edtech Industry

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