Role Title Tech Team Coordinator
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Purpose:
Provide support to youth interested in technology type activities
Provide workshops on technology topics
Coordinate activities of a county tech team
Recruit people with technical expertise for skill building
Recuit people with youth development expertise for relationship building
Success Criteria:
Ensure that team meets on a regular basis - minimum of six times per year
Ensure that at least one community service project is done by the team
Ensure that activities are youth-led
Ensure that youth gain technology skills and life skills that can be applied elsewhere
Time Required:
10 hours/month
Preparation, implementation and follow-up time
Responsibilities:
Determine and secure meeting location
Work with … to recruit youth
Work with…to recruit additional adults
Work with youth to determine expectations and guidelines
Work with youth to determine plan of work for team
Recruit and secure resources (people/equipment/software)
Develop program plan for team with active input from youth participants
Develop risk management plan for team activities
Develop a budget for tech team activities
Maintain regular contact with Extension staff
Target Dates:
September - August
Resources Available:
Extension Staff support
State Technology Specialist
4-H Project Manuals
Hardware/Software tech support
Area community college or vocational center
Training Opportunities:
State technology training
4-H Volunteer Training
Ages & Stages Lesson
Experiential Learning Lesson
National 4-H Technology Conference
On-line classes
Internet/Web Safety
Reports to:
Extension 4-H Staff
For Questions Contact
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Volunteer Screening of all volunteers will be required.
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