Classical university lectures no longer meet today's needs. The aim is to involve the audience as much as possible in learning new subjects, which is not easy for large classes. Text messages are the main way of communication for young people at university, and this is best suited to their everyday solutions. It is obvious that some kind of voting system should be included in education to make the interaction between lecturers and students as natural as possible. We have created and believe in our own application (E-Lection) that fits university life and facilities. This app is accessible through any device, provides real-time student-professor interaction and is integrated with university systems. 

Many people are grappling with the question of what should be the first programming language in primary school. Far fewer are looking at the question of what students preparing for school-leaving examinations or admissions should choose, or what higher education institutions should choose in their introductory IT courses. What criteria should and can be taken into account. What are the trends today, what effects can be observed in this area.