INTRODUCTION REPORT OF THE GENERAL RAPPORTEUR
Between use and misuse: history, memory and civic responsibility
Teaching history online: reliability, relevance and media literacy
Museums and history education in the digital age: challenges and opportunities
History textbooks in the digital era: balancing stability and innovation
Teaching history through archives: digital access and democratic participation
Social media and AI: impact on learners and history education
Chatbots and AI in history education
Ethical and practical challenges for history education in the 21st century
Conclusion
Recommendations
OPENING KEYNOTE: REAFFIRMING THE ROLE OF HISTORY EDUCATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
History is meaning-making
Including societal values
What is important to learn?
Conclusion
References
WHERE AND HOW DO STUDENTS MEET HISTORY? A TEACHER’S PERSPECTIVE WHERE AND HOW DO STUDENTS MEET HISTORY? A LEARNER’S PERSPECTIVE
Introduction
The modern landscape of historical encounters
The challenge: whose history gets told?
The opportunity: history as a democratic practice
A call for systemic change
WAR IN COURT: A PROJECT OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF THE NETHERLANDS
The War in Court project: aims and challenges
Current and future perspectives
THREE-POINT PROBLEM: ON THE ROLE OF GENERATIVE AI IN HISTORY EDUCATION AND MEMORY
References
STATE OBLIGATIONS IN THE FIELD OF HISTORY EDUCATION
Introduction
The state obligation to respect
The state obligation to protect
The state obligation to promote
The state obligation to make reparation
The state obligation to prevent
Conclusion
THE ILLIBERAL TURN IN HISTORY TEACHING: MECHANISMS AND AGENTS OF THE TRANSFORMATION
Introduction
Characteristics of the illiberal transformation
Mechanisms of implementation: how does the illiberal turn happen?
Conclusion
Further reading
MULTIPERSPECTIVITY IN REMEMBRANCE AND HISTORY EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP
Introduction: history education for democratic citizenship
Key themes and challenges
Bridging formal and non-formal education
Case study: Spain and Navarra
Multiperspective history education
Recommendations and future directions
Conclusion
APPENDIX 1 – FORUM PROGRAMME APPENDIX 2 – LIST OF PARTICIPANTS