EdTech Track
A two-day EdTech ideathon where teams use AI to solve real learning, teaching, accessibility, and education operations challenges.
Overview
From real education problem to credible AI-enabled concept.
Participants form teams, choose an EdTech track, interview the problem, design a practical solution, and show how AI can improve learning, teaching, accessibility, or education operations.
How it works
Designed around team formation, mentor feedback, and final pitches.
Day 1 focuses on check-in, team registration, problem framing, and mentor feedback. Day 2 moves teams into pitch preparation, Google Slides submission, judging, and winner announcements.
Overview
Use this site for event details and event-day team operations.
Participants should reserve their individual spot on the official GDG Tashkent event page. After arriving at New Uzbekistan University and forming a team, the team lead uses this website to register the team for organizer review.
Open GDG RSVPTracks
Each track points teams toward a real learner, teacher, institution, or accessibility challenge.
AI solutions for workplace learning, employee upskilling, onboarding, and internal knowledge sharing.
AI ideas for schools, universities, public education services, and learner support across Uzbekistan.
AI-powered tools for everyday learning, teaching, assessment, accessibility, and study support.
Schedule
From check-in and team formation to mentoring, pitch preparation, and final judging.
2026-05-16
09:00-10:00
Participants who RSVP'd on the GDG portal arrive at New Uzbekistan University, confirm attendance, meet organizers, and prepare for team formation.
Main lobby
2026-05-16
10:00-10:45
Organizers introduce the EdTech challenge, rules, judging criteria, schedule, and partner context.
Main hall
2026-05-16
11:00-13:00
Participants form teams of 3-5, choose tracks, register their team lead, and sharpen problem statements.
Workshop rooms
2026-05-17
14:30-18:00
Teams submit Google Slides, present their ideas, receive judging scores, and gather for closing and winners.
Main hall
Partners
Supported by institutions and communities helping young builders apply AI to education.
Top-line partner
Lead partner supporting the Build with AI EdTech track and helping spotlight practical AI talent.
Host university
Host university for the May 16-17 ideathon and academic partner for the EdTech challenge.
Supported by
Supporting partner helping make the ideathon possible for student teams and young builders.
Supported by
Supporting partner contributing to the event’s innovation and youth talent ecosystem.
Content partner
Content partner supporting outreach, learning context, and participant engagement.
Content partner
Content partner connecting builders with practical technology and product perspectives.
Content partner
Developer community partner supporting AI learning, technical mentorship, and event operations.
Content partner
Content partner supporting community visibility and participant outreach.
FAQ
Quick answers about teams, submissions, certificates, and event-day expectations.
View all FAQTeams should have 3 to 5 members. The team lead registers the full team after team formation.
Individual participants RSVP on the official GDG Tashkent event page. This website handles event-day team registration after participants arrive and form teams.
For event-day team registration, yes: only the team lead submits the team form. The form still collects every teammate’s name, email, Telegram, and role so organizers have complete participant records.
Yes. Come to the team formation session on Day 1. Organizers and mentors will help participants find teams around shared interests.
Event operations
Individual RSVP happens on the GDG portal. Team registration happens on event day after teams form. Day 2 slide submission happens through the team dashboard.
Step 1
RSVP individually
Step 2
Register team lead
Step 3
Submit slides