Over 800 events have been added to the #alldigitalweek map, and many more to the individual countries’ maps. The variety of events was truly impressive, and we were really excited to learn about them from the map.

All the events automatically entered the Best Event competition, the information about which was disseminated by our national partners and presented on our website.

What did the event organisers have to do to participate in the contest?

1. Add the event to the Map of events;
2.  After the event was conducted, they went back to the form to update it: they had to add a detailed description of the event, photos, and quotes from participants. The description could include learning objectives, stages, results, what participants have learned, what went well, what was challenging, their own impressions of the event;
   

   Cypersecurity training in Romania

3. Organisers could also publish the blog about the event on Unite-IT platform and add the link to the description (preferred option);
4.  All completed events entered the competition automatically;
5. The best events were selected by a jury consisting of ALL DIGITAL staff and Board members, based on a combined set of criteria, including quality of content, participation, event media impact, etc.

The ALL DIGITAL Week team selected 10 best events for the jury’s consideration, and here are our finalist events:

And among those the jury selected the best three. Our warmest congratulations go to

• Spain: All Digital Ring | Scratch project to be shared – AUPEX
• Finland: From Digiblaha to digiaha – Bildningsalliansen
• Romania: “Introduction to Cybersecurity” at “Ienachita Vacarescu” National College, Targoviste – Ienachita Vacarescu National College