On July 29, the “Cyber Summer Camp – 2025” continued its dynamic agenda on the second day at Amity University Tashkent. This initiative, organized jointly with Digital.uz, Digital.edu, and the IT Education Association, is dedicated to training mentors of the “Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Successors” project, who will later work with school students across Uzbekistan.
The focus of the second day was on practical sessions and discussions aimed at strengthening digital pedagogy. Participants explored modern teaching tools, interactive learning methods, and strategies for integrating technologies like programming, robotics, and data analysis into the classroom. In addition, sessions covered approaches to engaging students in competitions and project-based learning, preparing them for national and international challenges in the IT field.
Such programs not only enhance the professional development of mentors but also contribute to creating a sustainable ecosystem for digital education in Uzbekistan, where teachers act as key drivers of technological literacy among the younger generation.