“…In connection with the above, there have been numerous school experiments in Hungary (Czékmany, 2017;Kis-Tóth, Borbás, & Kárpáti, 2014;Herzog & Racsko, 2016;Kis-Tóth, Gulyás, & Racsko, 2017), which initially following the Hype curve connected to digital tools, and then increasingly moved towards methodological solutions (Racsko, 2017;Molnár & Orosz, 2019) and content development. Thus, the role of IT tools in education has gone beyond the emergence of a new subject, the development of digital competences has become an interdisciplinary task and due to its cross-curricular nature it has become an educational tool linked to the everyday formal education environment.…”