- DSDZ program supports 1:1 equipment in Bavarian schools
- “Digital School of the Future” event showcases best practices from Munich
- CANCOM contributes technical expertise and provides free advice at 1zu1.bayern.
The Bavarian funding program “Digital School of the Future” enables schools to obtain parent-financed 1:1 digital devices. The event of the same name on July 2, 2025, in Munich will show how this can be implemented successfully in practice.
The digital equipment of schools remains one of the major challenges facing education policy. In the Free State of Bavaria, the “Digital School of the Future (DSDZ)” funding program offers a promising way forward: it enables schools to work with parents to provide 1:1 equipment with tablets or laptops. For many schools, however, the question arises: How can such a project be implemented successfully and in a practical manner?
CANCOM has been a reliable partner to schools on this journey for many years – from procurement and parent involvement to technical integration and secure device management (MDM). Parent-funded 1:1 equipment is not only a pragmatic way to provide digital devices, but also makes an important contribution to greater educational equality: All students – regardless of their social background – should have access to modern education.
To keep the organizational effort for schools as low as possible, CANCOM relies on proven processes: A specially set up school web shop makes it easy and transparent for parents while also reducing the workload for the school office and teaching staff.
Those interested in finding out how this works in practice can attend the event “Digital School of the Future – Successfully Implementing Parent-Funded 1:1 Equipment” on July 2, 2025, in Munich.
DSDZ in practice: Success factors first-hand
The event will focus on concrete experience reports and implementation strategies. An exciting insight into school practice will be provided by
· Georg Schlamp from Neubiberg High School in his presentation “Digitality in Schools – Examples of Successful Implementation.”
· Thorsten Apfel from Wittelsbacher High School in Munich will show how his teaching staff successfully implemented the DSDZ project. In addition to pedagogical and didactic aspects with experienced education experts, the technical implementation will also be a focus:
· CANCOM expert Andreas Fambach explains how mobile device management (MDM) works for parent-financed devices and how schools benefit from it holistically.
Free participation in the information event
The event is aimed at school administrators, IT managers, school authorities, and digital education consultants from Munich and the surrounding area. It not only offers insightful ideas, but also plenty of opportunity for individual questions and personal exchange—including a barbecue with a view over Munich and the Alps.
· When:
July 2, 2025,
3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
· Where:
1000 Satellites Munich-SOHO
Collaboration Space conference room
Koppstraße 12
81379 Munich
· Register here for free: https://www.kommune-digital-forum.de/de/veranstaltungen/digitale-schule-der-zukunft
CANCOM: Your partner for digital schools
With years of experience in the digitization of education, CANCOM is one of the leading providers of comprehensive IT solutions for schools. As part of Bavaria’s 1:1 strategy, CANCOM supports schools with parent-financed device projects – including consulting, procurement, financing, MDM, and support. Further information, including appointment options for a free consultation on individual projects, is available at the following link: https://1zu1.bayern/cancomlandingpage
