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    ICT PROJECT FOR

    SOCIAL CHANGE
    ◦A concept paper is a document
    used to convince a panel of
    potential funders to help a
    product, program, or service
    become a reality.
    FIVE ELEMENTS OF A
    CONCEPT PAPER
    1.Introduction

    ◦includes your group’s mission


    and vision and a brief
    introduction of your project.
    2.Purpose
    ◦includes the reasons why this
    project is worth your group and
    your sponsor’s time, effort and
    money.
    3.Description
    ◦includes all the necessary
    information about the project. In
    ICT, it involves the sites you are
    going to produce and the purpose
    of each and how they work in
    unison.
    4.Support
    ◦contains the budget needed for
    the project. Some concept papers
    do not specify any amount
    requested from the sponsor.
    5.Contact information
    ◦includes information on how the
    group be contacted.
    You can construct an advocacy
    such as the following:
    ◦Anti-drug campaign
    ◦Youth election volunteer mobilization
    ◦Animal welfare rights
    ◦Environmental conservation and action
    ◦Contemporary ICT issues like cyber-bullying,
    copyright infringement, plagiarism and
    Internet addiction
    SIMPLIFIED ICT PROJECT
    PROCESS OVERVIEW
    1.Planning
    ◦Involves the following task (but not limited
    to):
    ◦a. Conceptualizing your project
    ◦b. Researching on available data about
    your topic
    ◦c. Setting deadlines and meetings
    ◦d. Assigning people to various tasks
    ◦e. Finding a web or blog host
    ◦f. Creating a site map for your website
    ◦g. Listing down all applications, that you
    need including web apps
    ◦h. Funding (If applicable)
    2.Development
    ◦involves the actual creation of the
    website(s), involves the production
    of images, infographics, etc.
    3.Release and Promotion
    ◦involves the actual release of the
    website for public view and promoting
    it.
    ◦Promotion typically starts before the
    actual release.
    4.Maintenance
    ◦involves responding to feedback of
    your site visitors and continuing to
    improve your website.
    Please follow the links below which point to
    articles that can serve as models for
    advocacy
    ◦ http://www.appropedia.org/Service_learning
    ◦ http://inhabitat.com/19-year-old-student-develops-
    ocean-cleanup-array-that-could-remove-7250000-of-
    plastic-from-the-worlds-oceans/
    ◦ http://www.smh.com.au/environment/boyan-slats-high-
    school-project-raises-millions-to-clean-up-worlds-oceans-
    20160201-gmj8dq.html
    ◦ http://www.philstar.com/business/2015/10/18/1511826/ali
    -edc-petron-top-sustainability-csr-firms
    Step 1: Planning and conceptualizing
    an ICT Project for Social Change
    ◦ Guide Questions
    ◦ 1. What are some sample advocacies for social
    change in the community?
    ◦ 2. What is it that you want to change in your
    community?
    ◦ 3. Is there something that many people ignore because
    either they have become accustomed to taking things
    for granted, or because they think that things cannot
    be changed?
    Step 2: Research for ICT Projects, Audience
    Profiling, (Demographics and Psychographics)

    ◦Guide Question
    ◦1. Who are the target audience, users, and
    collaborators of this advocacy website?
    Step 3: Designing and Copywriting
    for ICT Projects
    ◦ Guide Questions
    ◦ In terms of content
    ◦ 1. What guidelines will you put out to guide the users on
    what and how they can contribute to the website?
    ◦ 2. What mission statement will you use? What about a
    tagline? Will you use one?
    ◦ 3. What sections will you include?
    ◦ 4. Will you upload forms such as: registration forms,
    calendar of events, and list of artwork.
    ◦ In terms of design
    ◦ 1. How will you design the website? Which platform will
    you use? What colors will you use? What font?
    ◦ 2. Will you include background music? In what format
    will you upload them?
    ◦ 3. Will you include videos? What kind of videos? What
    editing software will you use?
    ◦ 4. Will you include photos? In what format will you
    upload them? Do you need to edit the photos?
    ◦ 5. What kind of content would encourage or motivate
    you to participate in a call to action?
    ◦ In terms of value
    ◦ 1. What do you think will motivate the intended
    audience to participate in this website?
    ◦ 2. In the case of the sample solution aforementioned,
    do you think the following points will help sustain their
    interest?
    ◦ a. ease in communication enabled by ICT?
    ◦ b. access to material and empowering support for the art and
    culture based creative outputs?
    ◦ 3. If so, how do you incorporate these points into the
    design and content of your website and place the
    community in the digital map so to speak?
    Step 4: Develop and construct your group’s ICT
    advocacy project, which is based on the context
    of your local community.

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