The ReTurning Digital project held its online conference on 4 September 2026 via ZOOM, bringing together more than 40 participants from partner countries, including adult education institutions, experts, and other stakeholders. The event opened with the conference objectives and expected outcomes, followed by a brief overview of the project’s progress.

The core of the conference featured presentations of key project results by each partner organization: BIPS presented the Research Report, MIITR the Repository of Advanced Internet-Based Tools and Technologies (AIBT), CONNECT the Ethical Guidelines for AIBT Use in Adult Education, and Kocho Racin the ReTurning Digital Manual for teaching adults in the digital age. A moderated discussion on the future of adult education in the digital era followed, and the conference closed with agreement on key conclusions and next steps.