AUDIO MOBIL Digitizes the Neue Mittelschule Ranshofen

AUDIO MOBIL Elektronik GmbH supports the Neue Mittelschule Ranshofen on its path into the digital future. Specifically, the company is providing the NMS with a total of 16 state-of-the-art Android-based tablets.

“The topic of digitalization has been firmly connected with AUDIO MOBIL Elektronik GmbH for many years. Sustainable innovations are not possible without digitalization—that is why it is extremely important to us to bring potential future employees together with modern communication tools at an early stage,” says Roman Hingsamer, Communications Manager at AUDIO MOBIL. “The NMS represents an ideal partner for us to support modern pedagogical methods through digitalization measures,” Hingsamer continues.

NMS Ranshofen is a model school in the district

The Neue Mittelschule Ranshofen is no stranger to implementing exciting and unconventional projects for its students. As early as 2012, the school demonstrated educational excellence by winning the Upper Austrian Mobility Award. The project at that time described alternative school routes without the often-used parental taxi service and was also presented to a broad audience of decision-makers in the mobility sector at the international IT World Congress.

The NMS Ranshofen is justifiably proud of this pioneering role, and thus places strong focus on modern educational measures and mobility. “Such project measures are often not feasible as a first step with funds from the school maintainer or the political landscape. It is all the more gratifying that we repeatedly encounter companies that bring children into contact with digitalization or, more specifically, with future mobility at an early stage,” says Principal Petra Silberbauer, expressing her appreciation for AUDIO MOBIL’s commitment and the opportunities it creates. The school also hopes to sustainably motivate public authorities to make available funds for digitalization measures in the compulsory school sector more quickly.

For the children, the matter is primarily “cool,” of course, as can be clearly seen in the picture.