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    Develpment ICT Project

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    This document outlines the steps for creating an ICT project for social change, including conducting research on target demographics and psychographics, writing a detailed project proposal covering objectives, implementation plan, budget, and risks, and integrating multimedia content throughout to enhance the user experience and delivery of project goals. The project proposal template provided includes sections for title, description, background, objectives, impact, organization, work plan, budget, and conclusion.

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    Develpment ICT Project

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    This document outlines the steps for creating an ICT project for social change, including conducting research on target demographics and psychographics, writing a detailed project proposal covering objectives, implementation plan, budget, and risks, and integrating multimedia content throughout to enhance the user experience and delivery of project goals. The project proposal template provided includes sections for title, description, background, objectives, impact, organization, work plan, budget, and conclusion.

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    This document outlines the steps for creating an ICT project for social change, including conducting research on target demographics and psychographics, writing a detailed project proposal covering objectives, implementation plan, budget, and risks, and integrating multimedia content throughout to enhance the user experience and delivery of project goals. The project proposal template provided includes sections for title, description, background, objectives, impact, organization, work plan, budget, and conclusion.

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    91 views16 pages

    Develpment ICT Project

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    Carl Lewis Tongcua
    This document outlines the steps for creating an ICT project for social change, including conducting research on target demographics and psychographics, writing a detailed project proposal covering objectives, implementation plan, budget, and risks, and integrating multimedia content throughout to enhance the user experience and delivery of project goals. The project proposal template provided includes sections for title, description, background, objectives, impact, organization, work plan, budget, and conclusion.

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    Development of ICT

    Project for Social


    Change
    Objectives
     Discuss the steps in creating an ICT projects
     integrate rich multimedia content in design
    and development to best enhance the user
    experience and deliver content of an ICT
    Project for Social Change;
    ICT Creation Process
    Demographics
     The information can be
    categorized into different
    labels such as age, gender,
    income, religion, and
    profession.
     used to learn the
    characteristics of the target
    audience and the key
    features
    Psychographic
     information is described as
    noncountable information
    from people such as
    interests, opinions, and
    insights.
     can describe and capitalize
    on the interest of the subject
    by observing certain
    information
    Writing a Project
    Proposal
    1. Project Information /
    Description
     Thissection is meant to provide an
    overall picture of the project that can
    be seen at glance as well as convey
    important project details.
    1. Project Information / Description
    a. Project Title: (PROJECT TITLE);
    b. Type of Project: (education-training/ health-medical mission/ art
    exhibit, etc.);
    c. Project Proponent/s: (Name of organization/ name of the people
    involves);
    d. Project Beneficiaries: (Urban poor, women, youth, etc.);
    e. Date of Implementation/ Duration: (Start date/ number of
    implementation days);
    f. Budget Requirement: (overall amount of budget requirement);
    g. Project Contacts: (List of individuals involved with the project.)
    2. Project Background

     explainswhat needs/ problems you are


    trying to solve, and why these needs/
    problems are worth solving. The project’s
    brief history, references, and other
    supporting documentation may also be
    provided here.
    3. Project Objectives – The goals
    of the project should already be
    set from the beginning.
    4. Desired Impact and Outcome
    of the Project – describes the
    long-term effect of the project
    and specific measures to sustain
    it.
    5. Risk Management Plan
     itincludes the risks and factors that
    may hamper or hinder the
    successful implementation of the
    project activities and the
    achievement of project outputs. This
    also includes measures to mitigate
    the effects of project risks
    encountered.
    6. Project organization and Staffing
     describesthe people involved and their responsibilities
    in the project
    7. Work Plan
    a detailed project schedule. It is a list of
    tasks that will be performed for the
    project. The work plan is a means to
    expose the project’s risks which could
    be used to make reasonable estimates of
    the man hours required to complete it. A
    milestone chart can also be used in this
    section to monitor work progress at any
    given time.
    8. Budget Requirement
    A detailed, line item budget that includes
    the cost needed for every part of the
    project. The following table may be used to
    repeat budget requirement.
    9. Other Relevant Information – includes any
    information that will support a request for
    funding such as brief enumeration of
    stakeholders’ pledge and lined-up projects to
    complement the current.
    10. Conclusion – a short summary that explains
    the potential value of the project.
    11. Appendix – refers to additional charts,
    graphs, reports, etc. that we a re cited in the
    proposal, but were not appropriate to be
    placed in the main body of the document.
    PERFORMANCE TASK

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