Quizzability at EdTech Congress Barcelona
Last week, Quizzability had the privilege of attending the EdTech Congress in Barcelona, and we returned home energised, inspired, and full of ideas.
Over the course of the event, we had the opportunity to listen to a wide range of insightful keynote speeches, panel discussions, and case presentations that explored the evolving intersection between education and technology. From artificial intelligence in classrooms to digital wellbeing, immersive learning, and new pedagogical models, the conversations were both forward-thinking and grounded in real-world application.
What stood out most was not only the quality of the content, but the clarity of vision shared by so many participants: education is undergoing a profound transformation — and collaboration will be key to shaping it responsibly and effectively.
A sincere congratulations to the Edutech Cluster for organising such a well-structured and professionally executed congress. Every detail — from logistics to speaker curation — reflected a deep commitment to strengthening the EdTech ecosystem at an international level.
We would also like to extend a special thank you to Marta Pinto from AIgoestoschool, who generously joined us on this journey. Sharing perspectives, exchanging reflections between sessions, and discussing future possibilities made the experience even more meaningful. These informal moments of dialogue are often where new ideas begin to take shape.
Barcelona reinforced something we strongly believe: EdTech is not just about technology — it is about purpose, impact, and responsibility.
And as we look ahead, one thing is increasingly clear: big things are brewing within the EdTech community in Portugal. The ecosystem is maturing. Connections are deepening. Ambition is growing. There is movement, alignment, and a shared sense that the time to act is now.
At Quizzability, we are proud to be part of this momentum — contributing to sustainability education through innovation, collaboration, and meaningful learning experiences.
The conversations that began in Barcelona are far from over. In fact, they are just beginning.
Exciting months ahead.
