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benwilliamson.18.600On Thursday, 21 November, from 10h30-18h30, TECY (Technology, Education, Culture & Youth) 'Learning by Creating'
is hosting a conference at the Royal Museum of Art and History, 10 Parc du Cinquantenaire, 1000 Brussels.

This unique event is set to combine both policy debate on social media, mobile education and the live finale of a pan-European app developers competition for young people.

TECY (Technology, Education, Culture & Youth) 'Learning by Creating' will set the scene with fresh views on new technologies and 'outside the classroom education' from leading-edge technology companies, publishers, employers and NGOs, and will be followed by the InnoApps Huawei App Developer Challenge Final, where the best of talented young European developers creating social inclusion apps will be showcased, pitching live in front of a star jury of leading experts. The winners will receive funding and commercial support to make their apps market ready and also embark on an Innotour China for an experience of new markets and innovation cultures. The InnoApps Challenge also features a Female Developer Prize to particularly encourage young women to take up technology.

The award ceremony will be followed by a cocktail reception.
For more information, click here, and you can check out the apps and choose your own InnoApps winner here.

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