Qualification: badges for all school types

Use of digital media in teaching Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
01 School-wide use of a learning platform 10 2 points per class, maximum 10 points 10
For example, LMS.at, Moodle, Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Apple Schoolwork
02 School-wide use of an ePortfolio system or use of teaching-relevant software throughout the entire school year 20 5 points per class, maximum 20 points 20
For example, software from textbook publishers, Antolin, Geogebra
03 Implementation of a digi.komp example, an eTapas, or OER material 4 per example 40

per example

Online teaching materials, Ö1 makes the school example, eTwinning, Scientix teaching scenario, material with a focus on multilingualism in the sense of voXmi

04 Completion of the digi.checks4, 8, or 12 by at least 50% of all regular students in a class 5 per class
05 Offering an IT certification exam 5 5 points per module offered at the exam, maximum 30 points 30

per module offered at the exam date

e.g. ECDL, MOS, MTA, SAP, Cisco

06 Implemented Safer Internet activity by a school’s own teacher 5 per class
07 School's participation in Safer Internet Day with a school-wide activity 10
Media education Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
08 Continuous media work by the students 15 per medium 45
e.g: Online school newspaper, podcasts/school radio, school website is used by students' editorial team
09 Selective media work by the students 5 per project 20
E.G.: SuS take overs of school social media channels; school events, sports week, language trips, etc. are documented/prepared by SuS
10 Addressing currently relevant topics in pop/youth and children's cultures 2 per topic 20
e.g.: Social media (Tik Tok, Snapchat, Instagram ...)
11 The aesthetic level of media reception and production is focused on during lessons 2 per topic 20
Possible content: Film education, aesthetic education (analysis and reflection of the designed digital environment), aesthetic media practice (fundamentals of aesthetic design in various media, design), media-mediated communication (advertising messages, manipulation - the medium is the message). See Fundamental Decree on Media Education
12 Social aspects of media reception and production are analyzed and reflected upon in the classroom 2 per topic 20
For example, fake news, disinformation, media ethics, digital bias. Particular focus on media-mediated representations of people, also in relation to the teaching principle "Reflective Gender Pedagogy and Equality": representation of gender roles in the media, questions of equality, and the reproduction/dissolution of stereotypes in digital cultures.
13 Submitting individual teaching projects to competitions 15 per submission 45
For example, Prix Ars Electronica (u19 create your world), youki.
13 15 45
14 Public presentation of teaching projects (in person) 20 per event 40
Involving the school community with participation opportunities for external guests, e.g., exhibition, event
15 Public presentation of teaching projects (online) 5 per publication 20
For example, on the school website
16 Cooperation projects with external experts 10 per project 40
For example, independent media (TV, radio, magazines – central information hub for potential cooperation partners: COMMIT), media producers, artists, content creators
Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
17 Creation or revision of an eTapas or digi.komp example 20 per creation
per creation
18 Testing an eTapas or digi.komp example with feedback 5 per testing
per testing
Use of innovative learning technologies Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
19 Use of innovative learning technology 10 10 points, maximum 40 points 40

per learning technology

e.g., Game-based Learning - Gamification, Robotics, Coding, Kodu, Minecraft, Genius Hour, STEAM, Augmented/Virtual Reality, PLAYMIT, 3D printing

Use of innovative and inclusive teaching methods Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
20 Use of action-oriented teaching methods 10 10 points maximum 40 points 40
The focus is on free practical creation and collaboration (e.g., project-based learning, problem-based learning, inquiry-based learning, service learning, design-based learning, phenomenon-based learning, flipped classroom, adaptive learning software, making, social media)
21 Use of inclusive and gender-sensitive didactics and teaching methods to strengthen reflective coeducation in the digital and informatics field 5 per implementation
per implementation
Cross-school cooperation Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
22 Implemented activity with a partner school (for both schools) 10 per activity

per activity

z.B. Erstellung eines OER Materials durch Schüler:innen (Online Lehrmittel z.B. Kahoot, Quizizz, Quizlet, Socrative, LearningApp) für Schüler:innen der Partnerschule, Einsatz dieser Beispiele, Erasmus + oder eTwinning Projekt mit einer Schule in Österreich oder im Ausland, schulübergreifender bzw. internationaler Einsatz von OER Material im Sinne von voXmi

23 Participation in SCHÜLF of a partner school 5 per SCHÜLF
per SCHÜLF
24 10 per SCHÜLF

per SCHÜLF


Minimum number of participants to be observed

25 Recruiting a new eEducation-Austria member school 10 per recruitment
per recruitment
School development Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
26 Establishment of a school-autonomous focus on computer science or media (at least 2, maximum 6 weekly lessons per school type) 6 3 points per weekly lesson 18
27 Offering an optional course/ elective on a topic related to the digital world or media education 3 per subject
per subject
28 Support of school development by the eEducation team at the location 10
Submission of the digital concept via web form

29 Development of an eEducation strategy for the location 20

per year

Documentation of a digitalization concept in the eEducation school profile, e.g., in preparation for participation in the device initiative. Points are awarded for the creation of a new concept or for substantial revisions. The prerequisite for earning points is submission using the digi.konzept Assistant.

Submission of the school's digitalization concept using the digi.konzept Assistant

30 Anchoring eEducation in the school profile 15

Submission of the digital concept via web form

31 Digital-supported subject didactics as a topic of school quality development 15
e.g., SQA, QIBB
32 Organization of a pedagogical conference or SCHILF on digital-supported subject didactics or on media education or media didactics 10 per conference
per conference
33 Holding a SCHILF for the teaching staff 10 per SCHILF

per SCHILF

Minimum number of participants to be observed

34 Participation in national/international events/conferences 10 per event

per event

e.g., eEducation network meetings, eEducation conferences, eEducation practice days, eFuture Day, eLearning Experts Conference, eduDays, Bildung online, eBazar, milestone meetings, eTwinning events, voXmi conferences, (inter)national Scientix conferences per teacher. Participation of principals is encouraged.

35 Information event for parents 10 per event
per event
36 Activity to promote gender equality and gender awareness in connection with the acquisition of digital/informatics skills 10 per event bzw. per activity

per event bzw. per activity

e.g., training event, gender-sensitive design of the school website, implementing special programs for girls, etc.

Acquisition of digital skills Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
37 Measure to make newly qualified teachers digitally proficient in their first year of service 10
38 Participation in multi-day (online) training events 10 per event and per teacher 60

per event and per teacher

Online seminars, courses, and training programs (multiple events) at teacher training colleges, MOOCs

39 Participation in shorter (online) training events 3 per event and per teacher 60

per event and per teacher

iPad Innovation Series (per module), eLectures, Coffeecup Learning

40 Completion of the digital competence check digi.checkP by teachers 2 2 points per person, maximum 10 points 10
per person
41 Completion of the digital competence check digi.check4, 8, or 12 by a teacher 2 2 points per person, maximum 10 points 20
per class
42 Additional qualification/module exam with certificate for teachers 5 per module and per teacher 40

per module per teacher

e.g., ECDL or ECDL advanced, SAP, Cisco, high-level certificate by a teacher, MTA, MOS

Active promotion of e-learning in the educational landscape Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
43 Reporting of digitally based teaching methodology in social media and on the internet 3 Per report
per report
44 School members present at national or international conferences on digital-supported subject didactics 10
Members include teachers, students, principals, and parents, e.g., eLearning Experts Conference, eduDays, eEducation Conference, eEducation Practice Days, eFuture Day, Bildung online, eBazar, milestone meetings, eTwinning events, Scientix presentations, initiatives in line with voXmi goals.
45 Organizing a regional/national/international networking meeting in the field of IT/digital-supported subject didactics 10
e.g., district working groups, meetings in the district, the region, eLearning Experts Conference, eduDays, eEducation Conference, eEducation Practice Days, eFuture Day, Bildung online, eBazar, milestone meetings
46 Participation in national/international competitions in the field of IT/digital-supported subject didactics 10 per class and competition 50

per class per competition

e.g., Biber of Informatics, CodeWeek, eTwinning award/quality seal, competitions in line with voXmi goals

47 Participation in regional network meetings with principals and school coordinators 10
AI - Artificial Intelligence Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
48 AI integration (direct activity for using artificial intelligence in teaching) 10 20
Special badge Points once per
schoolyear
several times per
schoolyear
cap
(max. points)
49 Public event for presenting and communicating one's achievements in the field of eEducation 0 in consultation with the responsible regional coordinators
eEducation certification ceremony, voXmi certification
50 Open Badge (activity related to digital-supported subject didactics that is not listed and is self-defined) 0
e.g., participation in large bmbwf projects (DLPL, Mobile Learning project, curriculum pilot programs) – 50 points – these are awarded by the competence center after evaluation.
51 Open Badge (activity related to digital-supported subject didactics that is not listed and is self-defined) 60
e.g., participation in large bmbwf projects (DLPL, Mobile Learning project, curriculum pilot programs) – 50 points – these are awarded by the competence center after evaluation.