EduMediaLab

Multimedia

• Occulus Quest 2 with controller (2 pieces)
• XBOX Series X Controller with Bluetooth Adapter for PC (2 pcs.)
• Projector EPSON EB2250U
• Projector BENQ
• MEDION Tablet
• ASUS Tablet

3D printer

• Original Prusa i3 MK3S+

Computers and microcontrollers

• Stand PCs (8 pieces)
• Arduino UNO REV3 + Sensor Kit (10 pieces)
• Raspberry Pi 3B + accessories (8 pieces)
• Microbits + accessories (10 pieces)
• Lillypad microcontroller + accessories

Video & Audio Recording

• 4K Camcoder Sony FDR-AX53
• HD Camcoder Sony HDR-CX700VE
• USB condenser microphone RODE
• Photo Camera CANON EOS 1300D
• IPEVO VGA / USB Document Camera
• USB camera module with fisheye
• USB Headset Logitech H390
• Webcam Logitech c270
• Clip on microphone Sharkoon SM1
• Handsfree system Sennheiser
• Voicetracker Phillips
• ZOOM H2N recording devices (3 pieces)

Input devices

• Remarkable 2 with stylus
• MIMIO Pad2

Other devices

• EDUWear kits

Introduction to VR

In this exciting workshop, students are given a unique opportunity to explore the world of virtual reality. The course not only covers the basic principles of this fascinating technology, but also allows participants to make their own VR goggles. These self-made goggles, combined with their smartphones, offer an exciting insight into virtual worlds and open up new perspectives on what is technologically possible. A practical and inspiring introduction to the world of virtual reality.

• MS Hötting West, media focus group: 20 May 2022
• GYM Wörgl, 7a and 7b: 4 March 2024
• "The advisors" group of young people: 22 May 2024

Disinformation

In today's digitally networked world, disinformation is becoming increasingly important and poses a growing social challenge, especially due to its rapid spread on the internet. In this workshop, young people will gain basic knowledge about how disinformation is spread, why people believe it and how to effectively identify it. This course provides an important insight into the mechanisms of information manipulation and equips participants with critical thinking and media literacy skills to safely navigate today's information landscape.

• Gym Landeck, 5b: 24 June 2022
• MS Hötting-West, 4a: 3 February 2023; 4b: 18 April 2023
• MS Vorderes Stubai, 4a to 4d: 2 and 3 May 2023

3D printing with media education students

In this workshop, media education students receive a comprehensive introduction to the fascinating world of 3D printing. They not only learn the practical application and operation of the 3D printer, but also gain valuable insights into the creative process of 3D design. The aim of the workshop is to optimally prepare students for the integration of 3D printing into their own teaching and to provide them with the necessary tools for the innovative use of this technology in the educational landscape.

• 18 January 2023
• 24 May 2023
• 22 November 2023

Introduction to 3D printing for pupils

In this workshop, young people learn about the exciting possibilities of 3D printing and gain a practical insight into this pioneering technology. Firstly, they will be introduced to the basic principles and functionality of 3D printing. They will then immerse themselves in the design process by creating their own 3D model step by step. This offers them a unique opportunity to combine creativity and technical understanding. At the end of the workshop, the self-designed models are printed, allowing the participants to hold a tangible result of their newly acquired skills in their hands.

• MS Hötting-West, 1kr: 16 June 2023
• "The advisors" group of young people: 22 May 2024
• MS Reichenau, 1st class: 6 June 2024

Hate speech

In this workshop, pupils learn about the risks and effects of hate speech. They deal with different forms of hate speech, recognise how subtle and complex it can be and how it occurs in everyday life, especially in the digital space. Participants will learn how to effectively identify hate speech and what strategies are available to respond appropriately. The workshop offers them the opportunity to reflect on how to treat each other with respect and raises awareness of the importance of empathy and critical thinking when dealing with hate speech. The aim is to enable pupils to recognise hate speech and to take a stand against it both online and in real life.

• Telfs school garden (*not an official workshop organised via InnAlp): 3 October 2023
• MS Vorderes Stubai, 4a to 4d: 26 and 28 February 2024

Conspiracy theories

In this workshop, pupils will gain an insight into the world of conspiracy theories. They will be familiarised with the typical characteristics and structures of conspiracy narratives and learn how to recognise such theories in various media. The workshop places particular emphasis on the social dangers that conspiracy theories can pose, such as the promotion of mistrust and division. Through interactive discussions and examples of analyses, participants will be empowered to think critically about information and understand the importance of sound, fact-based reasoning. The aim of the workshop is to raise awareness of the importance of critical thinking in the information society and to encourage pupils to actively work towards an enlightened and informed society.

• MS Hötting West, 4a: 26.1. and 2.2.2024

Which news can I trust?

In this workshop, pupils deepen their understanding of news media literacy. They explore the fundamental importance of journalism in society and learn how essential an informed public is for a functioning democracy. A central aspect of the workshop is learning techniques for assessing the trustworthiness of news sources. Participants will look at criteria such as source transparency, fact-checking and journalistic objectivity. Another important component is the understanding and recognition of framing in the media - how news is presented and contextualised and how this can influence the perception of information. The aim of the workshop is to give pupils the skills to critically scrutinise news, distinguish facts from opinions and position themselves as informed and reflective media users.

• MS Hötting West, 4kr: 26 June 2024
• Gym Wörgl, 5a and 5b: 28 June 2024

Entry into the world of the 360° camera

In this workshop, pupils immerse themselves in the impressive world of 360° videography. They will learn about the many possibilities of a 360° camera and how this innovative technology can be used to create unique and immersive video experiences. The practical part of the workshop allows participants to capture and present their own school in the form of a 360° video. This gives them the opportunity to develop their creative skills while applying the technical aspects of 360° videography in a practical way. The aim is to give students a basic understanding of this exciting technology and encourage them to explore and present their surroundings from new, innovative perspectives.

• Not yet realised