Designing+Your+Plan

==Publishing requires planning. Before the set-up of on-line publishing, consider your needs and assets carefully. This will help in designing the final expected product. A proven strategy is to use the ADDIE method which is outlined below. Also listed are examples of the steps taken to complete the process by the adviser and staff of Solanco High School. Please add other design models and examples used for publishing your projects.==

Analysis

 * 1. Identify and analyze the current situatuion or problem; ask yourself**
 * 2. What is your organizational challenge? **
 * 3. What will be the reach/scope of your implementation? **
 * 4. Identify a person that might be your executive sponsor **
 * 5. What resources do you already have? **
 * ﻿ 6. What resources are absent?**
 * 7. What partnerships already exist that you can leverage? **

See a sample SWOT Analysis


 * DESIGN and DEVELOPMENT **


 * 1. Identify and describe your technology solution **
 * 2. Identify the focus group(s) for the project **
 * 3. Outline the steps to take for utilizing current resources, adding new resources, needed training, procedures to **
 * implement, and needed tools for assessment **

See a sample outline

IMPLEMENTATION

 * Once the participants have been identified, the steps are proposed, and the resouces ready to go, the plan is put inot motion. To help manage and track the progress, set a timeline. One easy application for a timeline is that avaiable on line is Gantt.**


 * Check out this example of the timeline created for Solanco High School[[file:project implementation.pdf]]**
 * Please add other methods for implementing a project.**

Evaluation
Evaluating and determining the success of the project is critical to knowing how to revise goals, adjust steps, and add or remove resources. Waiting till the end of the project might not allow for needed adjustments along the way. Consider conducting reviews throughout. Check out Assessing the Writers and Readers page for suggested measures. Also use this as a place to offer tools of your own.