Cyberbullying Project Proposal

Be sure you have completed your group brainstorm document before starting your Project Proposal.

Project Proposal

1. One group member create a Google Document.
2. Title the document "Cyberbullying Project Proposal"
3. Designate all group members as editors using the "Share" button.

Write what your group plans to do with this project, addressing all of the following:

1. Is your proposal written in a Google Document, using clear formatting, correct spelling, punctuation, and a file name that is descriptive and appropriate?
2. What is the date that you are submitting the proposal?
3. Who is submitting the proposal?
4. Who is the intended audience of the proposal? (hint: Mr. LaTorre)
5. What action do you plan to take?
6. Where will your project take place?
7. Why will it be important to take this action?
8. How long will this project take?
9. What materials or help will you need?
10. Are each of the sections that answer these questions titled and clearly separated (where necessary)?

Proofread your document carefully.  Taking turns reading aloud is a good method of finding mistakes.

Once you are sure that your proposal is ready to submit, designate one group member to follow these instructions:

1. Click "File", then "Download as", then "Word"
2. Save the file using class saving procedures.
3. Draft a professional email in Microsoft Outlook.
4. Add all group members to the "Carbon Copy" (CC) section.
5. Add teacherlatorre@gmail.com to the "To" section.
6. Approach Mr. LaTorre to let him know your proposal has been submitted.

After the teacher approves your project, you may take action.