didacta App-Analysen für 7. März

The Mobile Guide to didacta is the interactive event guide of Koelnmesse GmbH from 10.03 -14.03.2026. Insight, overview, outlook - didacta is the leading trade fair and continuing education event for the entire education sector. From early childhood development and vocational training to lifelong learning: the education platform unites the entire range of modern education and learning opportunities like no other. Clear the way for the education of the future: look forward to an exchange with an expert audience from politics, business, science and society. Here you will find all the information about didacta 2026 in Cologne that you need to know as a visitor or exhibitor. EXHIBITOR | PRODUCTS | INFORMATIONS The app offers a detailed exhibitor and product directory as well as a floor plan with all exhibitors' stands. Find information about the program or for arrival and departure, as well as accommodation in Cologne. PLAN YOU VISIT Find exhibitors by name, country and product groups and plan your visits with favourites, contacts, appointments and notes. Get information about the program. Keep track of interesting program dates with favourites to program dates. NOTIFICATIONS Get notification for short-term program changes and other short-term organizational changes directly to your device. NETWORKING Networking allows exhibitors and visitors to exchange contact information in the app before, during and after the event. DATA PROTECTION The Mobile Guide requires appropriate permissions for "Add to address book" and "Add to Calendar" and will ask for that first time you use these functions. Contact data and appointments are stored at any time only local on your device. HELP & SUPPORT Send email for support to didacta@visitor.koelnmesse.de IMPORTANT NOTICE BEFORE INSTALLATION After installation the app will once download compressed data for exhibitors, extract and import them. Please make sure you have an adequate Internet connection and have some patience during this first import. This procedure can take up to one minute for the first time and should not be interrupted.