Milestone Table Digital Unite Time Set Up (DU Delivery) Main Activities Project plans developed with all partners leading to partnership agreements Sept, Oct, Nov 2015 Recruitment of delivery Main Outcomes Project delivery teams set up Scoping of each tailored learning platform for manager and volunteer co- each partner in ordinator progress Initial scoping of new content Communications plans Commissioning of new content established for each Setting up additional evaluation partner mechanisms in line with framework Developing key messages Planning comms and marketing campaigns for all organisations Temporary learning platform Additional evaluation capability in place Collaborative working between project managers and coordinators in action created for all partners to join and explore together as well as share ideas and strategies Set Up (Programme management) Partnership agreements finalized. Prep ITT for evaluation piece Convening initial meeting 8th Sept, Oct, Nov 2015 September. Convening evaluation sub group Programme officially launched Programme infrastructure in place Collaborative working practices adopted and established across Set up online collaboration tool digital skills sector: Identifying external between internal and stakeholders (eg GoON, Bis, external stakeholders GDS), with partner involvement. Define and agree programme’s key messages and position statements. Liaise with BLF. Q1 Dec 15, Jan, Feb 2016 Training delivered to project All project managers leads and digital champion and Digital Champion coordinators from all One coordinators trained, Digital partners happy and confident. All platforms launched in the Each e-learning first half of the quarter and platform completed and recruitment of DCs under way launched. Local events delivered to recruit, train and encourage DCs Additional support options for DCs identified Digital Champion recruitment starts. Knowledge gathered about additional support options for Digital Champions. Q1 Dec 15, Jan, Feb 2016 Effective programme management, chairing of SDRG and PMG External and stake holder relations and comms Liaise with BLF. A governance function review with external consultant support Programme running smoothly Relationships between stakeholders are open and collaborative. Programme’s governance processes are reviewed and refined Q2 March, April, May 2016 Content review and scoping for further set of content Focus on collaboration at all levels of the project Building online community for One Digital Commissioning of further content Feedback sessions from project partners Project tailored in response to feedback where possible Ongoing recruitment and support Additional support options for DCs trialed Q2 March, April, May 2016 Effective programme management, chairing of SDRG and PMG External and stake holder relations and comms, Liaise with BLF. A governance function review with external consultant support Meetings with commercial organisations to encourage long term participation in the project Evaluation feedback received and acted upon 5 additional online courses are created and launched. All project managers collaborating in all aspects of day-to-day delivery. One Digital’s online community developed and supported. Increasing numbers of Digital Champions recruited and supported. Sustainability planning begins. Programme running smoothly Relationships between stakeholders are open and collaborative. Programme’s governance processes are reviewed and refined Programme developed in line with evaluation. Sustainability planning begins. Q3 June, July Aug 2016 Scalability of Digital Champion models explored Online course content and resource reviewed, maintained and updated First draft of post test and learn DC models circulated to the SDRG for discussion Programme growth and scalability is explored on the ground. Online learning content is truly effective and up to date. All project managers collaborating in all Review of online community aspects of day-to-day Ongoing recruitment for DCs delivery. Additional support options for DCs trialed One Digital’s online community developed and supported. Increasing numbers of Digital Champions recruited and supported. Digital Champion models are written up and circulated. Q3 June, July Aug 2016 Effective programme management, chairing of SDRG and PMG External and stakeholder relations and comms, Liaise with BLF. A governance function review with external consultant support Meetings with commercial organisations Evaluation feedback received and acted upon Developing a sustainability plan with input from BLF. Programme running smoothly Relationships between stakeholders are open and collaborative. Programme’s governance processes are reviewed and refined Programme developed in line with evaluation. Sustainability planning gathers pace Q4 Sept, Oct, (Nov) 1016 Digital Champion models Projects continue to run further tested and refined in smoothly, responsively light of SDRG feedback. and collaboratively. Additional support options for Scalable, sustainable DCs -findings shared with Digital Champion SDRG. models clearly defined. Online community supported Digital Champions recruited Online learning content and platforms maintained Q4 Sept, Oct, Effective programme management, chairing of SDRG and PMG External and stake holder relations and comms, BLF reporting Meetings with commercial organisations Evaluation feedback received and acted upon Funding models identified to support sustainability and scalability Dialogue with BLF about sustainability. Presenting sustainability plan to BLF and partners Programme running Transition phase Scoping of new content ideas. Sustainable, scalable Oct and Nov 2016 New partners join One Digital. Digital Champion Evaluation and Funding models initiated. programme in action (Nov) 2016 prep to scale from Dec 2016 smoothly Relationships between stakeholders are open and collaborative. Scalable, sustainable Digital Champion models are presented to BLF and stakeholders. and celebrated!