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digi.well - Self-assessment Tool on Digital Wellbeing

Strengthen digital well-being in your school and bring a more inclusive and supportive teaching and learning environment to your classroom.

The digi.well self-assessment tool is a great first step to strengthen digital well-being in your school. Structured in the form of a guided survey, the tool equips teachers with the necessary knowledge on digital well-being to reflect on current teaching and learning methods and unlock practical insights for creating a healthier digital environment for the entire school community. 

About this tool 

The tool is available in four languages: English, Portuguese, Serbian and Slovenian. It incorporates an Action Plan with next steps for users, who have completed the assessment, and includes built-in instructions for easier work. 

The digi.well project (A whole-school approach to well-being in a digital world), is a 24-month project, funded by the European Union, and coordinated by European Schoolnet that aims to explore, develop and foster a whole-school approach to well-being in a digital world. To do this, the project builds upon an in-depth understanding of the needs of children, young people, teachers and a wider range of school professionals, while developing and implementing a set of self-assessment, capacity building and outreach tools.

Methodology

The tool measures digital well-being in schools as per the latest European policy frameworks and research in the field. It allows teachers to identify specific gaps, prioritise areas for improvements, and define concrete actions with clear responsibilities, timelines, and monitoring measures.

Additional information

Industry - field of education and training
Education not elsewhere classified
Target audience
Digital skills in education.
Geographic scope - Country
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Target language
English
Portuguese
Slovenian
Geographical sphere
International initiative
Target group
Persons in secondary/compulsory education
Persons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 7)
Persons in primary education
Persons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 6)

Digital technologies

Skill levels