The Government circulated the Swedish Council for Higher Education’s request for register legislation covering the national grade database BEDA. The consultation focuses on the legal basis for personal-data processing in the database.
The government informed Parliament about digitalisation in foundational education and the development of a national direction plan. The update focuses on safe, equitable and well-governed use of digital technology and AI in schools.
DUO launched a campaign informing graduating secondary students that their diploma information is available online. Students can view earned diplomas and download a free official digital extract through the national diploma service.
The Conference of Education Ministers adopted a joint declaration on the use and risks of social media in the school context. The declaration is built around the principles of raising awareness, strengthening competence and protecting children and young people.
The annual Dimension Digitalization conference was held in Berlin under the theme Healthy. Digital. Learning. It focused on media competence, child well-being and digital resilience in schools.
Germany published a federal funding guideline for research projects under the joint federal-state initiative on digital teaching and learning. The guideline is linked to Digital Pact 2.0 and remains valid until 31 December 2032.
Ontario announced a 60 million Canadian dollar investment in ministry-approved digital classroom resources and new mandatory assessment standards for Grades 9-12. The digital learning platform is planned for teacher access beginning in September 2026.
MOET issued a regulation on the application of technology in higher education and vocational education. The circular covers digital technology, artificial intelligence, and related technologies used in teaching, assessment, research, management, and learner services.
DSHE directed its subordinate offices and education institutions to create or update their official websites and submit compliance information by 5 July 2026. The order turned earlier website-maintenance instructions into a dated compliance step.
Nigeria set 1 July 2026 as the launch date for a national digital education data platform linked to the Nigeria Education Data Initiative. The platform is designed to centralise education data and support learner tracking across education levels.