Final project

Put everything together in your final project. Look how far you've come. From your first tap on a touchscreen, to email, staying safe online, documents, coding and running a business. Now it's time to put it all together in a final project.

Your final project

First, choose an idea, a small business, or a project that helps your community. Second, research it online. Search, check your facts, and take notes. Third, write a one page plan in Google Docs. What will you do, for whom, how, and when? Fourth, make a simple budget in Google Sheets. What will it cost, and where will the money come from? And fifth, present it, with four to six slides in Google Slides.

Example ideas

A snack business, selling puff puff at school events. A phone help desk, teaching older people in your church or street to use WhatsApp safely. A monthly street clean up, with volunteers and a simple plan. Or a weekly reading club for younger children.

Use your new skills

Search and check your facts, like you learned in Unit 3. Email someone who knows the topic and ask for advice, like you learned in Unit 4. Keep money and personal data safe, from Unit 5. Use Docs, Sheets and Slides, from Unit 6. And if you like, make a web page or a short video about your idea, from Unit 7. When your project is done, take the course challenge, thirty questions from the whole course. Pass it, and you'll earn your Tokanny Faith Foundation certificate. We're proud of you.

Quick check

Quick check. What should you do first in your final project? Choose an idea. Everything else builds on it. Options: Choose an idea; Make the slides; Present it; Take the challenge.

Recap

Choose an idea, research it, plan it, budget it, and present it. Use the skills from every unit. Then take the course challenge. And earn your certificate. Well done.

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