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Hackathon Literature
Supporting academic research into hackathons with an open access reference library
Building on Awesome Hackathon, an openly curated "list of platforms and tools that can help you to organize and run tolerant and productive hackathons", we have just launched a web library of references on research into the Impacts, Landscape, Motivation and Organizing of hackathons on Zotero, which is an open source and web-based reference manager.
You can browse the Group Library at your convenience, or visit the Awesome Hackathon Lit page to just see the latest entries or join the group.
Please contact us if you require access or have any more reading material to suggest!
Hackathon Playlist
Videos related to Hackathon organising, Hacker ethics, and Hacky impacts. Share more clips with us on YouTube or in the comments!
HackIntegration
A research collaboration aimed at improving the impact and diversity of hackathons
🅰️ℹ️ Design an innovative platform that enhances collaboration and inclusivity at hackathons, aiming to boost participant diversity and maximize impact. Your solution should focus on creating a supportive environment where diverse ideas flourish and all voices are heard. Utilize data collection methods to understand participants' experiences, and prototype features that facilitate team formation, role distribution, and idea sharing, ensuring fairness and equal opportunities for all. Let's empower the next generation of innovators!
Outline
Hackfinder
- Show hackfinder
- Test hackfinder
- Discuss potential changes to hackfinder
Team formation
- Typical problems with Hackathon team formation
- Deferred acceptance algorithms as a possible solution
- Potential events to test
Post-event question bank
- Handout with potential post event questions: 1. Basis questions for all events, 2. Optional questions.
- Discussion: Attractive to have general tool? Content?
- Potential uses for aggregate results? (e.g., research, improving events)
We have a Newsletter!
We have set up a Hack:Org:X mailing list, and would love to hear some ideas for what kinds of content you'd like to get periodically, and what channels besides email we should use.
We have set up a newsletter on Buttondown because it's awesome and transparent and open source.
As of November 7, 2024, we have 37 subscribers. Help us get to 50!
- Leave us a comment with some content you'd like to see
- Recommend us to a friend in the hackathon business
- Party like it's 1967 💃
Inspiration: What's your North Star?