2. Introduction e WebOrganic Is a social enterprise wholly owned
by the Hong Kong Council of Social ServiceImplements the Internet
Learning Support Programme sponsored by the Office of the
Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO)Our vision is to give
students Hope, Chance & Choice 3. HKU Asia Case Research Centre
WebOrganic: Creating a Blue Ocean for a Social Cause3Video:
http://goo.gl/h2pY5uARCR Case: http://goo.gl/p7qF83 4. Safer
Internet Day4Video: http://goo.gl/2FOOsC 5. 5 Safer Internet Day 6.
9 Jan 2013 Media Coverage6Capital Magazine 3 May 2013 7. Media
Coverage7 13 Mar 2013 13 Mar 2013 13 Mar 2013 31 Jul
2013http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjZotevAu6gYNcoEaeO0Wdw 8.
Media Coverage8 03 Oct 2012 9. ObjectivesMentees will learn to use
the Internet positively under the guidance of their mentors.
Mentees are expected to create their own portfolios by capturing
different learning experiences and social experiences throughout
the mentoring process.Mentors will understand the challenges faced
by such children in their daily lives through communication with
mentees. At the same time, mentors are able to explore the
influence of computer and information technology in assisting
development of the children, bringing hope, chance and choice to
their mentees.Objectives Through the guidance of mentors, mentees
can enhance awareness of healthy use of the Internet, formulate
personal study plan and portfolio. During the process, mentors will
understand the challenges faced by children from deprived families.
10. Target Group10 () () Mentees are deprived students studying
primary 4 to 6. WebOrganic and its Community Partners will match
university mentors and primary student mentees for personal
development activities. Mentees of WebOrganic Mentorship Programme
come from:families receiving the flat-rate grant for School-related
Expenses under the Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA)
scheme; orfamilies passing the means test for receiving Full or
Half level of financial assistance from the Student Financial
Assistance Agency (SFAA) 11. Content of Service11 1.2.3. 4. Mentors
are required to arrange at least 4 meetings or activities for
mentees, and a small-scale closing ceremony. The meetings and
activities will be about:1.Healthy use of the Internet2.What is
web-based learning3.Use of Internet and related software for
effective web- based learning4.Record learning journey, co- create
mentees portfolios 12. Responsibilities of Mentor121.2./ 3. 4.
5.1.Attend training, Kick-off Ceremony and Closing
Ceremony2.Organize at least 4 meetings and activities to co-create
mentees digital portfolios3.Learn the challenges faced by
underprivileged children on living and learning4.Encourage
underprivileged children to broaden their horizons, and leverage
online learning platforms5.Organize Closing CeremonyTrainingKick-
OffActivityClosingLove & Care 13. Expected
Achievements131.22.13.4/ 4.5.1 1 6.1 Facebook By the end of the
programme, you will:1.Finished 2 mentor trainings2.Participated in
a happy kick-off ceremony3.Completed activity log of at least 4
meetings and activities with mentee4.Co-created mentees personal
portfolio5.Co-created, with mentee, a video or a small interactive
game on healthy use of the Internet6.Organized a small-medium size
closing ceremony We encourage you to take more photos as good
memories, and share with mentors and mentees from other schools and
institutes through our Facebook group. 14. Key Dates1.9 () 1
2.921928 46 () 2 - 3.104 [email protected] 11/ 5.11 - 12 1.Sep (complete
before kick-off ceremony)Mentors Training 1 - Basic knowledge and
skills as mentors2.4 - 6 pm on 21/9 or 28/9 (mentors choose to
attend one session)Mentors Training 2 - Lesson design for teaching
computer software3.2 - 5pm, 4/10 @Tsing YiKick-off Ceremony4.Oct
NovMentors are required to arrange at least 4 meetings/
activities5.Late Nov DecClosing Ceremony with university visit Sep
Training 1 & 2 Oct NovDec Kick-Off Closing 4 Activities 15.
Service-Learning Research Scheme (SLRS)15 16. Important16 It is
regarded as an important commitment to your mentee when you become
a mentor. We expect mentors and mentees will develop a close
relationship through the programme. 17. Remarks171. 9 219282.1.Our
community partner will execute the mentorship programme, and notify
you the training arrangement (including the training on 21/Sep and
28/Sep).2.Mentee handbook will be distributed on the same date as
the kick-off ceremony.1.22.70%/ Certificates will be presented to
mentors fulfilled all of the following criteria:1.Attended two
designated training and kick-off ceremony2.Participated in at least
70% of the mentor-mentee meetings and activities 18. Enquiry18 For
enquiry, please feel free to contact Mr. Jeff Ng or Ms. Jenny Chin.
Tel: 2922 9227 / 2922 9202 Email : [email protected] /
[email protected] 19. Thank You!
