POLAND’S EDUTECH ROADSHOW 2025 LANDS IN INDONESIA: THE FUTURE OF LEARNING
From coding robots to AI-powered classrooms, Poland just dropped its vision for education—and Indonesia is the first to experience it.
Forget boring lectures and dusty chalkboards—Poland’s EduTech Roadshow 2025 is here to prove that the future of learning looks more like a video game than a classroom. Kicking off in Medan as part of the Poland Festival 2025 under the theme “Poland. Business Forward,” the Roadshow is set to tour Jakarta (October 14) and Bali (October 23), bringing with it some of Europe’s most mind-blowing education tech.
Why Everyone’s Talking About It
At the Medan launch, education leaders got a taste of what’s coming: coding adventures, AI-powered study tools, smart robots, and even interactive multimedia floors. Think Minecraft meets math class—but with real-life skills that could shape tomorrow’s innovators.
Keynotes by Mateusz Rybiński (Fundacja EdTech Poland & Koding Next) and Cezary Filipek (Polish Investment & Trade Agency) highlighted a bold vision: blending tech and creativity to empower Indonesian teachers and students for the challenges ahead. To make it real, Aktin Next Malaysia signed a game-changing MoU with MPM Indonesia—a move that could fast-track Polish EduTech into Indonesian schools.
The Cool Stuff You’ll See
- Koding Next – Coding made fun for the next generation
- Scottie Go! – An interactive coding adventure game (yes, it’s gamified learning!)
- Photon Education – Smart robots that teach you by playing with you
- Funtronic – Multimedia floors that literally turn classrooms into playgrounds
- EdTool.ai by Learnetic – AI that tailors learning to you
And that’s just scratching the surface.
Beyond Tech: A Bigger Mission
This isn’t just about shiny gadgets. For Poland, the EduTech Roadshow is a way to strengthen ties with Indonesia—not just in business, but in culture and education. “We want to empower students and teachers to face the challenges of tomorrow,” said Rybiński, while Filipek emphasized education as a bridge between nations.
Why You Should Care
If you’ve ever wished school felt more like your favorite app or game, this Roadshow is basically a glimpse of that dream. With stops in Jakarta and Bali still ahead, Indonesian educators and students could soon find themselves at the frontline of an education revolution.
