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QCEF is dedicated to three main pillars: technology education, art education, and innovative education. It aligns with the annual Sustainability policy of the Quanta Group and serves as a significant initiative to promote cultural equality. The accomplishments for the year 2023 are as follows:

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Project		Participant Feedback	Resource Allocation	Implementation Effectiveness
Technology Education	Quanta "Immersed in AI" aims to inspire elementary school students' interest in programming languages and cultivate their communication skills for the future world. The course encourages students to solve everyday problems, showcasing their dedication to the environmental aspect of ESG. It fosters the development of interdisciplinary technological talents in alignment with the group's sustainable strategy of promoting talent sustainability	Mr. Wen-Chung Tsai, School Teacher, Hubei Elementary School, Changhua County Quanta's "Immersed in AI" Program offers students a rich and diverse learning platform with many interesting and challenging projects. Students are able to apply what they have learned in real-world situations, thereby opening the door for them to explore the world of science and technology. Mr. Chieh-Ming Yu, School Teacher, Renshan Elementary School, Taoyuan City Programming is an important tool to guide the development of problem-solving and logical thinking. When programming, children need to think about the problem's structure, logic, and solutions. The development of children's logical thinking and problem-solving abilities is very useful in daily life and in their future careers.	Quanta has developed its own hardware and software teaching tools: Quno hardware and Qblock software tools. Modular Teacher Training Program: Empowering Non-IT Teachers to Teach. Professional Consultant Resources: We offer physical teacher training courses and provide on-site guidance and clarification. Promoting community readiness: Establishing a local readiness system in which experienced schools take the lead in guiding newly joined schools, offering newbies learning and discussion opportunities. Digital Course Resources: Teaching videos, examples of lesson plans, and other resources are uploaded online for schools that lack experience or resources to reference.	Inter-City Cooperation: In 2023, QCEF initiated a 5-year cooperation with New Taipei City to establish the country's largest teacher training hub for programming education. QCEF fostered a community of 27 teachers from two alliances, aiming to enhance local programming education. In collaboration with the Changhua County Education Department, we have continued to expand the project's scope. A total of 34 schools from the Three Alliances have participated, integrating summer camp programs to enhance elementary school science and technology education curriculum. Miaoli County and Chiayi County are promoting the use of teaching aids to enhance education. They are providing teaching aids and curriculum resources, encouraging non-urban schools to incorporate technology into their teaching methods. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural areas and broaden students' understanding of smart living. National Selection: In 2023, a project was implemented in 143 elementary schools nationwide with the aim of developing students' logical thinking and computational skills. This was achieved through courses that integrated programming language and mechatronics. Execution Results: Participating counties and cities: 20 Participating Schools: 283 Number of trained teachers: 395 Number of participating students: 29,477
Technology Education	22fun "Immersed in AI" Cup Creative Programming Competition With the concept of SDG 3, "Sustainable Cities and Communities", we aim to foster students' understanding of the significance of creating inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable living environments for all individuals and living beings. The competition theme is based on the proposition of the SDGs project, aligning with the promotion of the social aspect in ESG. It aims to encourage students to address the international SDGs goals.	School Teacher, Fengrong Elementary School, Yunlin County Coming from a resource-limited remote school, our two students independently learned programming online to participate in the"Immersed in AI" Cup. Reaching the semi-finals, they competed with the nation's best, demonstrating their crucial selflearning and problem-solving skills.	Create a competition platform: Develop the only comprehensive software and hardware competition platform in Taiwan. This platform will serve as a stage for students interested in computer science and technology to exchange ideas and learn from one another. It will also contribute to the sustainable development of technology talent in Taiwan. Create learning and communication opportunities by organizing competitions and presentations that enable teachers and students from different schools to exchange ideas and learn from one another.	A total of 905 teams from 21 counties and cities in Taiwan, as well as Vietnamese overseas Taiwanese schools, participated in the preliminary competition, with a total of 1,810 students competing. The BEST 100 of "Immersed in AI": Only the teams that have qualified for the final round among the national teams awarded the title of "The Best 100 of the Immersed in AI". Class A Maker: Following their successful completion of the final round in the minihackathon, "Da Vinci's Challenge", the three top-performing teams, as acknowledged by the judges, were awarded the title of "Class A Maker".
Technology Education	Quanta Volunteer Programming Education Volunteers leverage the expertise of engineers to offer guidance and companionship in programming education, enabling children in remote areas to expand their horizons and connect with the world. The call for colleagues to serve the community, in response to ESG social initiatives, and to establish the basis of programming logic for rural students, is in line with the group's sustainable strategy of fostering talent sustainability.	Chih-Hui Hu, Director, Ruei Yuan Elementary School, Taoyuan We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the planning of QCEF and the guidance and support provided by the Quanta Group volunteers. Thanks to their efforts, the children in Ruei Yuan, who are located in a remote area with limited teaching resources, were able to have a wonderful programming experience.	Quanta has developed its own hardware and software teaching tools: Quno hardware and Qblock software tools. Volunteer Training: Employees utilize their after-work hours to participate in training sessions on various topics, including team building activities, software and hardware tools, and shift management skills. Volunteer Duty: We utilize our colleagues' weekend time to conduct one-day camp experience programs at remote schools or schools with a shortage of teachers in Taoyuan City. This helps bridge the information gap between urban and rural areas.	Deep Cultivation of Taoyuan: Bade Jia-Dong, Daxi Ruei-Siang, Yangmei Ruei Yuan, and Shang-Hu Elementary Schools Volunteers: 28 persons Trainee students: 71 persons
Art Education	22fun "Immersed in Creativity" Collaborate with museums, both domestic and international, to organize educational exhibitions that are suitable for elementary and junior high school students. These exhibitions will feature replicas of art exhibits from ancient and modern times, providing students with the opportunity to learn about both domestic and foreign art. The exhibitions will be held on campus. Encourage the integration of school and community resources to provide social services for the community, in alignment with the social dimension of the ESG. Encourage teachers from different disciplines to incorporate exhibition resources into their teaching to foster interdisciplinary skills, in line with the group's sustainable strategy of promoting talent sustainability.	Jou-Hua Chen, Teacher, Oil Refinery Elementary School, Kaohsiung City I believe that the Quanta IIC offers more than just mutual stimulation and growth among teachers during lesson preparation. It also provides tailored experiences for students, guiding them into the world of art in a relaxed and enjoyable manner. Teachers Participating in the Taitung County Program The interdisciplinary nature of the course content enables students to analyze and present works according to their individual strengths, making it a project that integrates their abilities.	Exhibition Tour: In collaboration with domestic and international museums to bring Eastern and Western masterpieces to campus through research and transformation. These masterpieces will be packaged as exhibition pieces, physical and digital learning objects, and reference books. Education Promotion: QCEF selects partner schools in both urban and remote regions of Taiwan through a recruitment process. Teachers are encouraged to integrate the exhibition theme into their curriculum design, thereby developing specialized teaching methods. Furthermore, they are urged to form interdisciplinary teams to promote art education across different subjects. Teacher Workshop: QCEF provides lectures delivered by art experts and scholars for teachers. This allows them to gain a deeper understanding of the exhibition, the elements of art, and foster the potential for implementing art education across disciplines. Training of Students: Plan courses such as "Art Tour Guide", "Body Expression", and "Art Museum Visits" to provide students with methods for guiding and appreciating artworks. These courses aim to cultivate students' skills as art tour guides, enhancing their oral expression abilities, as well as developing their independent learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Creative Teaching: Through artistic inspiration, teachers are encouraged to utilize exhibition resources and unleash their creativity. They integrate the exhibition theme into an interdisciplinary curriculum, guide students in hands-on learning, and showcase their creative course designs. This approach highlights the creativity in student learning.	Exhibition Tour: A total of 17 themes and 21 sets of exhibitions were displayed in all 22 counties and cities in Taiwan. The exhibitions were divided into three major series: Eastern Culture, Western Art, and Environmental Art. Eastern Culture 6 Exhibitions: Transgressive Innovation Over Time A Wave of "Song" Fun - The Song Dynasty, That is! This is My Hometown: Exploring the External Dialogue Across Generations Max Liu - Forever a Child at Heart Experiencing Market Culture through the Lens of Art Traveling Through Brush and Ink Western Art 7 Exhibitions: The Dream World: A Journey with Niki de Saint Phalle Baroque: Masters of Light and Shadow Embracing Van Gogh - An Exploration of Life Palette A Sampler of the Italian Renaissance Joan Miro: A Journey into a Fantastical Universe Marc Chagall: The Intersection of Beauty and Love Millet: A Closer Look Environmental Art 4 exhibitions Space: A Doorway to Imagination Our Future: Time to Make the Save! Singing Insects A Visionary Perspective: Beauty in the Microscopic World Participating Schools: 267 Number of participants: 177,494 persons
Art Education	Quanta "IIC Awards" The goal is to cultivate students' ability to actively learn, think creatively, and express themselves orally. Additionally, it aims to inspire teachers to adopt creative teaching methods and encourage school administrators to promote the program. Same as IIC, we encourage the integration of school and community resources to provide social services for the community, in alignment with the social dimension of the ESG. Encourage teachers from different disciplines to incorporate exhibition resources into their teaching to foster interdisciplinary skills, in line with the group's sustainable strategy of promoting talent sustainability.	Zhang, Student, Tou-Liu High School, Yun-Lin County Thank you to the QCEF for providing me with such a fantastic opportunity. This year, I have decided to focus on the theme of my fifth-grade year: "The Eternal Dialogue of My Hometown". The topic I have chosen is Ms. Chen Jin's oil painting titled "Leisure". When I first reached the semi-finals, this piece of work held great importance to me. I have participated in the IIC Awards for the fifth time. I am about to prepare for the university entrance exam, and this will be my final competition. I aspire to revisit the beginning and guide everyone through the same artwork, once again narrating the story of Taiwan's art.	Navigation Guru Competition: The competition aims to cultivate students' skills in expressing confidence, communication, and sharing creativity. It also seeks to enhance students' appreciation, observation, and aesthetic literacy, while inspiring them to actively explore, judge, solve problems, and demonstrate a passion for learning. Additionally, the competition aims to improve students' self-identity and leadership abilities in teamwork. In addition to teachers involved in IIC program, the administrative team played a key role in resource allocation to promote art education, aiming to maximize the potential of the IIC program. Highlights: In order to reward and publicly recognize the schools from all counties and cities that have participated in Quanta IIC Program for their outstanding performance, each award-winning school's story was widely publicized, serving as a model for learning. Real World Exploration: The winners of the 11th to 14th Administrative Team Awards were invited to France for a visit to museums and art galleries.	Navigation Contestant: The competition saw a total of 1,515 students from 21 counties and cities in Taiwan, as well as Malaysia and Indonesia, participating. Administrative Team Award: Tien-Wang Lee, the Principal of Kaiyuan Elementary School of Tainan City, Yen-Ru Chen, the Director of Kaiyuan Elementary School of Tainan City, and Yu-Sheng Cheng, the Principal of Yushan Elementary School of Tainan City, actively participated in the program. They have integrated various units and schools in Tainan to carry out a variety of exhibition activities. Highlights: A total of 18 schools were recognized for their exceptional performance in promoting activities and implementing innovative teaching plans.
Innovative Education	Quanta Design Learning Based on the DBL theory, PBL is combined with "design thinking" to incorporate the essential elements of curatorial thinking and computational thinking. This approach helps teachers design "real tasks" that align with students' needs, enabling students to experience the satisfaction of mastering knowledge while completing tasks. Additionally, it fosters the development of critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity, which are the core abilities known as the 4Cs. Annual course theme is based on the proposition of the SDGs project, aligning with the promotion of the social aspect in ESG. It aims to encourage students to address the international SDGs goals. The course guides the students to discover and solve everyday problems, showcasing their dedication to the environmental aspect of ESG. It plants to foster the development of interdisciplinary talents in alignment with the group's sustainable strategy of promoting talent sustainability.	Pei-Yu Wu, Teacher, Guangfu Elementary School, Taipei City My original teaching approach involved selecting a topic to teach students, gathering all the necessary information on my own, and then finding a way to effectively convey this information to the students. However, this approach resulted in passive learning on the part of the students. However, the "Design Learning" program at Quanta is designed to provide students with a task. They are required to gather relevant information, engage in discussions, integrate the information, and devise solutions to the problems they encounter. The teacher's role is to assist and participate in the discussions, while the students actively take charge of their own learning. The students' learning has transitioned from passive to active, and the role of the teachers has evolved from being mere instructors to becoming facilitators. They now foster the students' enthusiasm and eagerness for learning. Consequently, both the learning process and teaching methods have become more engaging and enjoyable!	Conducted a Learning Designer Training Camp: A total of 99 teachers from 42 schools across 13 counties and cities in Taiwan, including the outlying island of Kinmen, participated in a threeday, two-night camp. During this immersive experience, teachers shifted their focus from "how to teach" to "how to learn". By designing a learning task centered around the real-life challenges of "Resilient Homeland", they were able to reverse their approach to teaching and provide scaffolding for enhanced student learning. Students Engage in Learning Courses: The curatorial task empowered students as "curators", guiding them through the process of summarizing, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting. This was achieved through exhibition visits, curator sharing, and active involvement in curatorial operations. The digital task empowered students as "designers" to experience the process of computational and design thinking through real-life examples of problem cases. This journey involved observation and empathy, problem definition, creative conceptualization, prototyping, and concluded with the final stage of presentation and revision. Presentation of Achievements: The 2022 academic year Quanta "Design Learning" program was conducted at the Huashan 1914 Creative Park. The project included 16 partner schools and 9 learning designer teams to create teaching tasks and the exhibition of achievements, culminating in a final exchange forum. around the theme of "Agelessness".	Collaboration between industry, government, and academia: We are pleased to announce the continuation of our cooperation agreement with the Bureau of Education, Tainan City Government for the academic years 2021 to 2023. As part of this agreement, we have signed a three-year collaboration plan to train and develop local seed schoolteachers in Tainan. This collaboration will involve interdisciplinary cooperation and cross-school preparation, with the goal of designing innovative local curriculum in Tainan. Project Implementation Results: Participating counties and cities: 13 Participating Schools: 101 Number of trained teachers: 220 Number of participating students: 4,075
Innovative Education	Quanta Global Culture Ambassador In collaboration with the Department of Foreign Language Department at Fu Jen Catholic University, we have invited international students from four countries, including Germany, Japan, Poland, and Peru to visit five schools in Taiwan for a cultural exchange. The program's annual theme was "Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030". The culture ambassadors and partner schools shared the practices of their respective countries and schools related to SDGs, promoting cultural exchange between both parties. International exchange theme is based on the proposition of the SDGs project, aligning with the promotion of the social aspect in ESG. It aims to encourage students to address the international SDGs goals.	Mei-Hui Lu, Director, Tong'an Elementary School, Taoyuan City Through the Quanta Cultural Ambassador Program, Taiwanese students have the opportunity to engage in a two-way cultural exchange with students from Germany, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This program not only strengthens the integration of our national SDGs curriculum but also introduces the SDG practices followed in Germany. Moreover, it enhances language proficiency and broadens international perspectives.	Establishing a cultural exchange platform: The project members have enhanced their understanding of international cultural exchange through exchanges and sharing with cultural ambassadors from five partner schools. Cultural Exchange Symposium: The purpose of this symposium is to provide an opportunity for participating cultural ambassadors and partner schools to showcase and discuss their achievements. Additionally, awards will be presented to five international cultural ambassadors during the event.	Five international cultural ambassadors and five junior high and elementary schools conducted a series of cultural exchange missions between October and November. List of Winners: Outstanding Execution Award - Valery Vallejo Huertas (Peru) Excellent Cultural Exchange Award - Antony Wilson (Germany) Outstanding Diligence Award - Murata Yuna (Japan) Best in Creativity Award - Alan Aleksander (Poland) Cultural Promotion Ambassador Award - Olivia Wilson(Germany)
Social Assistance	Quanta Creative DNA Long- Term Scholarship Provides recipients with longterm scholarships that last until they graduate from high school. This financial assistance is to alleviate their burdens, enabling them to focus on their studies and encouraging them to strive for excellence. This initiative aims to nurture outstanding talents in science, technology, and the arts, and to foster creative individuals who can contribute to society. Encourage colleagues to make charitable donations and participate in charitable giving activities, in alignment with the implementation of ESG's social responsibility initiatives.	Ah-yu/10th grade Thanks for your love and warmth. Whenever things didn't go as planned or I felt down, knowing you've been with me throughout my studies gives me a lot of strength. I hope to pass on this love to even more people in the future.	Call on employees of Quanta Group to make monthly donations and establish the "Quanta Creative DNA Long-Term Scholarship" to support students who face adversity but have potential in technology and art development.	In 2023, a total of 83 students were aided continue their education, with a total amount of NT$1,370,000.

1. "Quanta's Immerse in AI": New Taipei City Cooperative Press Conference participating the photo of Teachers, Students, and Guests

2. "Quanta's Immerse in AI" Program School – Classroom Situation at Jiufenzi Elementary and Junior High School, Tainan City

3. "Quanta IIC" Exhibition Opens at Hsing Hua High School in Miaoli County: Student Guided Tour of Vincent van Gogh's "The Bedroom"

4. The group photo of the 14th Annual "Quanta IIC Awards" Award Ceremony

5. "Quanta IIC" Guided Tour of Western Culture and Miller's Work "The Shepherdess and Her Flock" by Students from Xinwei Elementary School, Kaohsiung City

6. The fourth Quanta "Immerse in AI" Cup brought together 200 players from across the country for a group photo on site.

7. "Quanta Design Learning" Project 2023 Exhibition and Forum

8. "Quanta Design Learning" Project 2023 Achievement Exhibition and Forum - Implementation Results of Banqiao Elementary School's Student-Guided School Curriculum

9. Quanta Volunteer 2023 - Taoyuan Ruei Yuan Elementary School Programming Education Duty Photo

10. In 2023, Quanta volunteers assisted students in utilizing Qblock programming to control the RGB lights on Quno, allowing them to emit light.

11. "Thank You Card" from the students of the 2023 Quanta Creativity DNA Long-Term Scholarship Program to the donors

12. 2023 Quanta International Cultural Ambassador Cultural Exchange Symposium

13. In 2023, Alan, the international cultural ambassador of Quanta, visited Yongfu Elementary School in New Taipei City to introduce his hometown, Poland, which is abundant in natural resources

The Quanta Arts Foundation considers creative exhibitions, technological arts, cultural media, Quanta Hall, and talent training for performances as important initiatives to promote cultural prosperity. The following are the annual achievements for the year 2023.

The fifth "Quanta Performing Arts Golden Creative Awards" has received 41 submissions, solidifying its position as one of Taiwan's most influential platforms for promoting creative works in the performing arts.

Quanta Arts Foundation held a the first "Cloud Stage Awards", a nd a total of 109 video performance submissions were received.

In 2023, the Quanta Arts Foundation organized a total of 17 performances at the Quanta Hall and awarded the Golden Creative Award. These events attracted a total of 7,389 participants.

The opening ceremony press conference of the 3rd of "Taoyuan Technology Performing Arts Awards - Hyper Generate".

The 3rd of the "Taoyuan Technology Performing Arts Awards - Hyper Generate" has received a total of 21 submissions have been received, attracting not only professional creators but also students and participants from various sectors of society.

The Quanta Arts Foundation organized the "Ready for Audition Musical Theater Audition Workshop" with a total of 20 participants, which contributes to the cultivation of relevant talents in the industry.

The Quanta Arts Foundation is actively contributing to the development of talent in the Taiwanese musical theater industry through the organization of the "Ready for Audition Musical Theater Audition Workshop".

In 2023, following a three-year break, the "Yisi Academy" organ ized the "QLab Basic Class/Workshop for Performance Software" at the Quanta Hall. The workshop garnered a total of 47 participants and received an overwhelmingly positive response from the industry.

The 3rd of "Taoyuan Technology Performing Arts Awards - Hyper Generate" specially held five "Synthetic Theater" lecture with a total of 414 participants.

QSMC

Strategy	Tasks	Result
QSMC 2023 Love Association 1st Stop "Love Blood Donation" Event	Blood donation for the relay of life! Conducted a total of five times! Blood donation from February to November: 1,400 persons.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 2nd Stop "International Women's Day" event	3/5: Countryside Rabbit made from woven grass, with 35 participants in the handmade production. 3/8: Free distribution of women's products and movie tickets in the residential area, with a total participation of 441 persons. To commemorate the 113th International Women's Day, the 100th Women's Day in China.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 3rd Stop "Green and Vast: Embracing the Spring" Arbor Day Event	3/10: A total of 76 persons participated in a tree planting event. With love as the nourishing water, we collectively sowed the seeds of green hope and contributed to the creation of a beautiful Quanta community. The 45th Arbor Day in our country.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 4th Stop "Consumer Rights Day" promotional event	3/15: The lecture event was attended by 500 persons. The Love Society collaborated with the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau to carry out a targeted campaign on "Enhancing the Consumer Environment and Building Consumer Confidence".
QSMC 2023 Love Association 5th Stop "Walk into Xin-Kai Elderly Care Home" Mother's Day Event	5/14: 20 compassionate members expressed their love and support for over 200 elders. They presented a thoughtful gift package to the nursing home, which included electric hot pots, electric kettles, hair dryers, and more. Additionally, they organized entertainment programs and provided services such as nail trimming, wearing big red flowers, painting, and caring haircuts for the elderly.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 6th Stop "World No Tobacco Day" Promotion Week Activities	5/29-6/4, 500 persons participated. The Love Association conducted anti-smoking campaigns with the theme "Say No to Tobacco, Start with Me" in the dining areas, smoking zones, and other public areas of Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 of the residential complex.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 7th Stop "Walk into Huayang Nursing Home" Father's Day Event動	6/18: Twenty caring club members made heartfelt contributions to over 100 elders by donating large appliance packages to the nursing home, including electric hot pots, electric kettles, hair dryers, and more. They also provided massages, played chess, made DIY flower crowns, offered calligraphy lessons, and provided haircuts with love.
QSMC 2023 Love Association 8th Stop "Entering Anhui Lu'an" Scholarship Donation	10/16-10/20: Miss Wen, the leader of the Angel of Love, led the members of the Angel of Love to Chenshu Town Central Primary School in Lu'an, Anhui, to express their love. Donation items: student desks and chairs, office desks and chairs, computers, etc. (total value of NT$123,700) The Love Association team will always remember their original intention and continue to move for

QCMC

Strategy	Tasks	Result
QCMC Arbor Day Activities by Heart Society in 2023, sowing hope and worthy of waiting	Strengthen colleges 'awareness of environmental protection and build a Quanta green house. Attendees: 60 persons
QCMC blood donation activity in 2023	Let the world be full of love and warmth. Attendees: 19 persons
QCMC Mother's Day activity in 2023: Here Comes the Princess.	In order to express our gratitude to mothers, we cordially invite Quanta's mothers and their families to join us in participating in various games. Attendees: 61 persons
QCMC Children's Day activity in 2023: Dream and Love.	To showcase Quanta's generosity, volunteers brought school supplies to children with autism and engaged in activities with them. Attendees: 28 persons
QCMC World No Smoking Day activity in 2023	Encourage Quanta colleagues to participate in tobacco control activities and help create a healthy, smoke-free environment! Attendees: 400 persons
QCMC activity by heart society in 2023: walk into dormitory and care for colleagues	Walk into the dormitory of colleagues, pass the care and greetings to colleagues, let them feel the love and warmth of QCMC. Attendees: 300 persons
QCMC Father's Day activity in 2023: Great Father.	Express love to father, parent-child activities and interaction. Attendees: 62 persons
QCMC nursing activity by heart society in 2023: Warm Sunshine	Bring care to the elderly. Attendees: 26 volunteers