GEA – Preserving the Natural World
Home	Plan You must produce a detailed plan that will enable you to complete all the tasks within the given timescale. Leave time in your plan, every so often, to review what you have achieved so far. You may need to adjust the timings in your original plan, if you find some tasks take longer than you expect or you finish them early. Remember, you must meet the final deadline! Set up a filing structure and decide on a file-naming convention. Use the checklist in the brief to find out what must be included - make a note on your plan. It's not just the finished products that go in the portfolio - you will also be expected to put in evidence of work in progress. Remember that you must present your final products in an e-portfolio, along with supporting evidence of development, from your project plan through to final evaluation.
Introduction
Plan
Research
Marketing leaflet
Using a survey
Information point
Creating a database
Poster and Flyer
Formal letter
Project review
Eportfolio
© Payne-Gallway	Specimen SPB to accompany D201: Using ICT by P.M. Heathcote and R.S.U. Heathcote