EduGPT in 48 seconds, watch the Short and vote for the Computable Awards until 4 October
EduGPT has been nominated for the Computable Awards 2026 in the Education Project category. Voting is open until Sunday 4 October. To show at a glance what you’re voting for, we’ve made a 48-second YouTube Short. Three knowledge clips, summarised in one video, with a call to vote at the end.
You can also watch the Short directly on YouTube and feel free to share it with colleagues, your team or your network.
Vote for EduGPT, in two minutes
Go to the Computable voting page and enter your first name, surname and email address. You will receive an email with a verification link; click on it. Then, in the Education Project category, select EduGPT by CivAI and confirm your vote. Each person can vote once.
Want to read more about what we’re participating with? Check out our entry on the Computable website.
Vote for EduGPT here (until Sunday 4 October)
What you see in the Short
EduGPT is a safe AI environment for education. The data is stored in Europe and there is no Big Tech involved. EduGPT is also designed to support critical thinking, not to take it over.
Teachers and lecturers work with AI companions, a kind of shoulder buddy that thinks along with you. You can create these companions yourself in no time, powered by a European AI model.
You can simply query open educational materials from Edusources and Edurep in the chat, from Year 6 up to higher education. And you can generate Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents directly from the same chat.
Why your vote matters
The final result is determined half by the public and half by the main jury. Every vote counts directly. A vote for EduGPT is a vote for human-centred, European AI in education, with the teacher and lecturer at the helm. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 17 November 2026.
The full knowledge clips
Want to see more than 48 seconds? The three knowledge clips that make up the Short are available on our YouTube channel.
- Overview EduGPT 2026, a twelve-minute tour of the environment.
- Querying public educational materials with EduGPT, the link with Edusources and Edurep.
- Generating Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents from EduGPT’s chat, creating documents without leaving the environment.
You can read more about EduGPT at edugpt.nl. All knowledge clips can be found on our YouTube channel. Thanks to everyone who has already voted, and to everyone who will do so in the coming days.
Image, stills from the YouTube Short by CivAI