Q2: Lesson 3 | Developing ICT Project Flashcards
involves the planning, development, and implementation of solutions or systems that utilize technology to address specific needs or challenges.
ict project
~ Provide the tools and platforms to address societal challenges, create opportunities for economic growth, and promote a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable world.
ICT Project for Social Change
~ Social change is important when involving technology because it amplifies the ability to create positive societal impacts, reduce inequalities, and enhance people’s well-being.
ICT Project for Social Change
~ It is a brief paper written around a research question before undertaking the research.
Concept Paper
~ This provides key details about the research, such as the question, purpose, and methods.
Concept Paper
~ It provides the background information necessary to understand the broader issue or problem that the concept paper addresses.
Introduction
~ This includes your group’s mission and vision and a brief introduction of your project.
Introduction
~ Specifies the primary goal or what the project aims to achieve. This helps to focus the reader on the intended outcome of the proposal.
Purpose
~It includes the reasons why this project is worth your group and your sponsor’s time, effort and money.
Purpose
provides a detailed explanation of the concept, project, or proposal, allowing readers to understand what is being proposed.
Description
~ In summary, this includes all the necessary information about the project.
Description
~ This contains the outline of the main budget categories for the requested project support needed for the project.
support
~ It includes information on ways/on how the group should or can be contacted.
contact information
~ The process of thinking about the activities required to achieve a desired goal.
planning
~ The process of setting goals, defining actions, and outlining strategies to achieve desired outcomes.
planning
~ It involves identifying objectives, determining resources, organizing tasks, and creating a roadmap to guide activities over a specific period of time.
planning
-Identification of the project needs, assessment of demand, identification of potential project geographies, and articulation of project objectives
Conceptualizing your project
- means gathering existing information, statistics, studies, and resources related to your specific subject areas.
Researching on available data about your topic
Looking for academic papers, articles, reports, and databases that pertain to your topic.
Identifying Sources:
Examining the gathered data to identify trends, patterns, or insights that can inform your project.
Analyzing Data:
Combining the findings from various sources to create a comprehensive understanding of your topic.
Synthesizing Information:
Properly documenting the information to give credit to original authors and avoid plagiarism.
Citing Sources:
- involves creating a timeline for the project, specifying when each phase or task should be completed.
Setting deadlines