European education projects in which exploitation of Information Technology has been a means as well as a goal are described. (1) The Council of Europe has begun a series of workshops, number 7 of which was on using information and communication technologies in modern language teaching and learning in Europe. Themes for further development included: interactive multimedia in language instruction; databases and courseware; telematics; and teacher training. (2) The Lingua project connects French teachers in Denmark, Greece, Belgium, and the United Kingdom in pursuit of better quality electronic mail communication among language professionals. (3) The European Studies Project, begun by Ireland, Great Britain, and Northern Ireland for international discussion of the theme"conflict,", links schools in different countries by electronic mail to examine a variety of European issues. (4) Denmark has begun a teacher training initiative to encourage teachers to explore and exploit the potentials of new technologies in teaching and learning at all school levels. (5) A Danish distance education project is focused on training teachers in the use of information technology at all educational levels. (6) A 1994 Danish conference addressed, among other issues, use of the information highway. Contains nine references. (MSE)