第16届DIDAC India教育展11月登陆班加罗尔BIEC，同期举办第二届DIDAC Skills

The three-day exhibition will bring education solutions, learning technologies and workforce-skilling initiatives together at BIEC, alongside the second edition of DIDAC Skills.

The DIDAC India is scheduled to take place from 25–27 November 2026 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, bringing education technology providers, institutions and industry stakeholders together to explore developments in teaching, learning and educational infrastructure.

Organised by the India Didactics Association (IDA) and Landesmesse Stuttgart GmbH & Co. KG, DIDAC India is positioned as a platform for educational resources, technology-based products and solutions serving different levels and segments of the education sector. The 2026 edition will run alongside the 2nd edition of DIDAC Skills, which focuses specifically on skills development and the future of work.

Education Technology and Learning Solutions in Focus

The exhibition will cover a broad range of products and services supporting educational institutions, educators and learners. Categories highlighted by the official DIDAC India website include:

Education technology: Digital tools and technology-enabled teaching solutions.
Artificial intelligence and robotics: Emerging technologies for education and learning.
Laboratory and AV equipment: Resources supporting practical learning and classroom delivery.
Digital content and publications: E-content, educational publications and learning resources.
Learning spaces and infrastructure: Solutions for developing and equipping educational environments.
Vocational training and immersive learning: Training equipment, augmented reality and virtual reality applications.

The exhibition aims to connect solution providers with education leaders and institutional stakeholders exploring resources for teaching, learning and skills development.

DIDAC Skills Adds a Focus on the Future of Work

Running alongside DIDAC India, DIDAC Skills 2026 will bring a dedicated focus to vocational training, workforce readiness and the technologies shaping skills development. The official programme outlines an exhibition, conference, skill challenges and workshops, creating opportunities for stakeholders from education, industry and training organisations to exchange knowledge and explore new approaches to workforce development.

Its listed focus areas include artificial intelligence, automation, robotics, AR/VR, drone training, skilling and reskilling, green skills and technology-enabled training environments.

The accompanying International Education & Skills Summit (TIESS) will address developments in education and skills, including technology, digital transformation, policy frameworks and workforce needs. DIDAC Academy workshops are also planned for educators, trainers and institutional leaders.

Bringing Education and Industry Together

By combining the broader education-focused DIDAC India exhibition with the dedicated skills platform, the November event will address both educational delivery and workforce preparation. The organisers identify educators, institutional leaders, training providers, policymakers, technology companies and industry stakeholders among the audiences served by the two platforms.

The events are scheduled to run for three days at BIEC, Bengaluru, from 25 to 27 November 2026.