What is APEERS?
APEERS is a peer-to-peer tutoring platform that aims to provide free tutoring and educational resources for all students across the globe, especially those belonging to lower-income and underrepresented communities. We're still building, and we are always looking for new talent to recruit!
Website: apeers.org
Email: support@apeers.org
About the challenge
APEERS is a high-school student-led non-profit, so we are very familiar with the capacity that students have for bringing about change in their world. During the APEERS High-School Hackathon, we challenge you to build (or imagine) something that will change the world (yes, it's possible).
The competition will begin on Saturday, January 13th, and submissions will close Friday, January, 26th.
Mentors will be available throughout the hackathon to guide participants on their development journey.
Requirements
What to Build
Participants are challenged to develop an application, website, prototype, or product, emphasizing thoughtful consideration of feasibility and the practical impact of their submissions.
What to Submit
Coded Projects
- Repository link (i.e. Github)
- 2-3 minute video pitching your idea
No-code Projects
- Mockup (i.e. Figma, Adobe Photoshop)
OR thorough documentation of a physical product through images and videos - 2-3 minute video pitching your idea
Prizes
1-year subscription license of Axure RP Team Edition
One license given away through the Instagram page
One-Year Subscription to Wolfram|One Personal Edition + One-Year Subscription to Wolfram|Alpha Pro
1 year .xyz domain
Given to all participants
5% off all keyboards at anshkeys.com
Interview Cake Free Full Course Access
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Suhas
Landon Harter
Amulya Bisaria
Judging Criteria
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Potential For Change
Judges assess projects on their potential to create tangible, positive change. Emphasis on real-world problem-solving, practicality, and feasibility. -
Social Feasibility and Practicality
Evaluation of project practicality, feasibility, and likelihood of successful implementation. Consideration of available resources and scalability. -
User-Centered Design
Emphasis on user experience and relevance to the intended audience. Evaluation based on how well participants consider end-users in their design. -
Sustainability and Long-Term Impact
Judging based on the consideration of long-term impact and sustainability. Assessment of potential for continued success and lasting effects beyond the hackathon.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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