Learning and teaching is no longer defined in the digital age by technology but is shaped by collaboration, co-creation and relational intelligence. EDEN 2026 invites educators, researchers,and institutional leaders to Porto to explore how human-AI partnerships are transforming learning design, inclusion, and institutional practice across the sector. Hosted by the University of Porto’s Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences, this year’s conference foregrounds the human, socio-emotional and cultural dimensions of technological change. From adaptive learning systems to ethical frameworks and visual models, we will examine how AI can amplify and not replace human creativity, agency and connection. Find out more here.
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