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The University of North Carolina at Chapel The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hill
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By Signe Wilkinson
What is an What is an Action Plan?Action Plan?
worldview.unc.edu/global-resources/action-plan
1. Elements of the Action 1. Elements of the Action PlanPlan
Goal
Objectives
Actions Needed
Persons, Units or Dept. Needed
Resources Needed
Timeframe
Monitoring and Evaluations Methods
The Traveling SchoolThe Traveling School
Source: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
The Tourist SchoolThe Tourist School
The difference between travel and
tourism is simple. A TOURIST experiences disconnected sights and
sounds and enjoys them without
drawing meaning. A TRAVELER roams the earth, digests what he
sees and hears, and collects them in a framework of understanding, which
he both brings to his travels and deepens with travels. The former
is a pleasant interlude in your life. The latter is about life itself.
— George Friedman, STRATFOR Founder & CEO
www.flickr.com/photos/mcleod/3819601105/in/pool-858082@N25
2. Identify the Goal & 2. Identify the Goal & ObjectivesObjectives
Goal: Express a clear and general sense of direction, a purpose, an aim. It should focus on the most important outcome to be achieved, or benefit that will be derived from implementing an Action Plan
Objective/s: Is/are more specific, and express/es what will be different as a result of implementation. In many ways, the objectives express the strategy that has been decided on and the desired accomplishments.
3. Global Education Committee3. Global Education Committee
4. The Action Plan is a work in progress
5. Realism and Vision5. Realism and Vision
CREATIVITY
REALISM IDEALISM
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fit in?fit in?
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