Who are the Digital "Gatekeepers" and why does the Commission need to regulate them?
For young people aged 15 to 18 who are interested in how the Commission regulates BigTech, this animation describes how the Digital Markets Act works, and why it is important for the future of the EU's digital transition.
On the same topic
These guidelines are designed to help educators understand the potential that the applications of AI and data usage can have in education and to raise awareness of the possible risks.
The guide presents basic facts about the euro. It gives a short history of the euro, its reasons for coming into existence and the benefits it offers.
Jump into the wonderful and peculiar world of the internet with this guide on how it works, the magic of programming, and how to freely roam this landscape in a safe and secure way.
Free resources in 29 languages to help teachers introduce coding and computational thinking to students of all ages. These fun activities will help de...
Meet Helena, Klaus, Kasia, Enzo and Marion – our “DIGITAL EXPLORERS” on a fieldtrip across Europe to see how digitalisation is coming along.
This leaflet in the shape of a euro coin is intended for primary school pupils. Children will learn basic facts about the EU currency and where it is ...
Do you use statistics when you teach? Or are you a student wanting to understand more about statistics? Then the Education corner on Eurostat website is the right place for you!
Analysing data at regional level can highlight the differences and similarities across the EU or within countries. With this interactive publication you can explore a wide range of statistical indicators on the EU regions, such as population, health, education, environment, and compare your region w