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1. www.onlinerecordbook.orgThe Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award - Landing page

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   Manage your Award journey online with the Online Record Book, a web-based platform for participants and leaders.

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     Manage your Award journey online with the Online Record...

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2. www.onlinerecordbook.org › api › v1Online Record Book

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   Jan 11, 2023 · The International Online Record Book (ORB) is a web platform that allows YOU to record your Award activities and submit your Award for verification. It also allows your Award Leader to monitor your progress and mentor you through your Award journey.

3. www.dukeofed.org › resources-and-tools › participantParticipant Resources - The Duke of Edinburgh's International ...

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   Welcome to the Participant Resource Portal. You can access information and resources to support you while working on your Award here. These resources will be updated regularly, be sure to check in for the most up-to-date materials. The Award is open to all young people between 14 and 25 years old.

4. www.dukeofed.org › our-program › participateHow the Award Works - The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

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   • Find an Award Centre and Register Online. When registering for the Award, you will be asked which Award Centre you are connected to. Participants must belong to an active Award Centre before they are able to register and start their Award.
   • Choose an Award Level. The Award is open to anyone between the ages of 14 and 24. First you will need to decide which level is right for you. There are three levels to this award
   • Plan Your Activities. There are four sections to complete for each Award level, plus a Gold Project that is completed at Gold. Voluntary Service. Participants volunteer in their communities, make a positive contribution to society and demonstrate social responsibility.
   • Check in With Your Assessors. Assessors are adults who can vouch for your completion of the activities you record and your progress towards your goals.

5. dukeofed.com.au › orbDoing It | The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Australia

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   The Online Record Book (ORB) is a secure web platform that allows Participants to register for the Duke of Ed, record their activities and submit their completed Duke of Ed. It also allows Award Leaders to monitor Participants’ progress and assess each Participant’s Duke of Ed.

6. www.dukeofed.org › wp-content › uploadsGuide for Bronze Award Participants - dukeofed.org

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   The Bronze Award is the first step to getting involved in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award and you can continue your Award journey by undertaking Silver and then Gold levels.

7. dofehillary.org.nz › award-leader-knowledge-keteOnline Record Book – The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

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   The Online Record Book (ORB) is where activities are recorded, approved and celebrated. It's how participants evidence their achievements throughout their Award, so it's important you know how it works. Don't worry, it's super easy and we're here to help if you get stuck.