Overview

• Pirna allocated €2 million from the Digitalpakt to install WLAN access points, document cameras and 86-inch interactive displays at its schools.
• Hannover invested €37 million over five years to equip all 100 municipal schools with high-speed internet and fiber connections.
• Approximately 2,400 classrooms in Hannover now feature whiteboards, beamers and speakers that replace traditional chalkboards.
• Students and teachers across both cities have deployed some 27,000 iPads as part of the new digital learning environments.
• City leaders are calling for a Digitalpakt 2.0 to secure funds for maintenance, device replacement and the development of digital competencies