113 girls create games and apps about Riga at the special PyGirls 2024 hackathon
For the fourth year, Datorium organised the PyGirls coding course for girls aged 14 to 20, culminating in games and apps about Riga.
News
Announcements from Datorium: school partnerships, STEM programmes, student achievements, awards and our work across European education.
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News
Datorium develops an AI assistant for teachers to create learning materials
Datorium has developed and launched Latvia’s first AI assistant for teachers, helping them create high-quality learning materials.
News, Programming
Datorium with innovative technology solutions promotes youth digital and programming skills throughout Latvia
Latvia has faced a significant shortage of qualified STEM teachers for several years. Datorium brings programming and technology lessons into schools.
EU Code Week
Datorium Team Shines at EU Code Week Encore in Brussels
The 11th EU Code Week is still resonating across Europe, and the EU Code Week Community Meeting in Brussels on 7 March 2024 brought the Datorium team there.
PyGirls
Opportunity for girls aged 14-19 learn Python programming language
Datorium invites every girl aged 14 to 19 to take her first steps in coding with the Python programming language.
News
DigiEduHack hackathon
In November, Datorium and the European Commission organised the DigiEduHack 2023 education technology hackathon in Latvia.
EU Code Week
Conference for teachers: “Artificial intelligence tools – teachers’ new assistants in modern education”
A conference for teachers on using AI in their daily work: “Artificial intelligence tools – teachers’ new assistants in modern education”.
PyGirls
Opportunity for girls aged 14-19 learn Python programming language
European coding school Datorium, in collaboration with IT company Tietoevry, invites every girl aged 14 to 20 to try coding for the first time.
Spring School 2022
EU Code Week Spring School 2022 — a digital skills conference open to all teachers.
Programming
Opportunities for young people to learn digital skills
In a time of change, those who quickly gain new skills and are ready to learn from professionals are better prepared for the future.