The document provides guidance on developing a project plan for a digital ambassador award. It outlines that a project plan should review digital literacies, develop an idea, identify learning needs, include learning challenges, obtain support, and develop and carry out the project. It also notes that a project plan must explain the aims, intended audience and beneficiaries, activities, methods and tools, location, completion date. Suggested project ideas engage and educate people on topics like youth issues, social issues, and then present the project to a wider audience.

1. Developing your!
project plan

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Digital
Ambassador
Award
requirements
What do you
need to learn?
What did you
learn?
Choose your
challenges
What's your idea?
Carry out the
learning challenges
Who can help?
Discuss and get
support
Develop
a project plan
Create and
present

3. Creating a project plan
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Review digital literacies
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Develop an idea
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Think about what you need to learn
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Carry out learning challenges
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Discuss and gain support
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Develop and carry out the project
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What did you learn?

4. Project idea must cover …
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Why are you doing it - what are the aims?
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Who is it for? Who will benefit? Who has to be involved?
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What are you going to do? What is the content of the
project?
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How are you going to carry it out? What methods will you
use - including digital and other tools?
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Where is the project going to be created, and used?
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When must it be finished?

5. Projects must do one of …
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Engage and educate people on a topic
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Consult people on an issue
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Address a social issue
Then present the project to a wider audience

6. Project ideas
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Youth council reporter
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Debate taser
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Forensics
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Stop and search
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Maximising appeals
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Downloading
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Bullying/cyberbullying
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Role of the youth council and how to use it more
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Peer pressure/sexting/grooming/blackmailing
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Crime, scams and fraud on the Internet