Low Code Fest saw the Europeana Education Community invite educators and cultural heritage professionals to prototype an educational and socially innovative product using Europeana’s APIs with their students. The programme aimed to engage teachers, educators and their students to co-develop solutions to social challenges and/or enhance educational processes and practices.

Low-Code Fest focuseed on using the Europeana APIs and supporting European educators and cultural heritage professionals to identify innovative approaches for educational initiatives. This programme was open to applications from all types of educators (whether you teach arts and humanities or STEM disciplines) because previous coding experience was not required.

The Low-Code Fest 2022 took the format of a competition, with the projects evaluated by the public and an expert jury. The winners had the cost of travel covered to be able to attend Social Hackathon Umbria, an event where teams bring their projects to the next level and meet with experts and other like-minded professionals.