TechnoShow is Back With a Bang!!
TechnoShow is Back With a Bang!!
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To counteract the stereotypes and ensure a more equitable future for STEM, we need more classrooms and resources that celebrate the incredible range of personalities, interests, backgrounds, and pursuits that drive discovery and progress.
To counteract the stereotypes and ensure a more equitable future for STEM, we need more classrooms and resources that celebrate the incredible range of personalities, interests, backgrounds, and pursuits that drive discovery and progress.
Because every student deserves a chance to see themselves in science.
Because every student deserves a chance to see themselves in science.
‘I AM A SCIENTIST’
‘I AM A SCIENTIST’
Real World Research Topics
Create Innovative Projects
Challenge Public Misconceptions
OVERVIEW: Participants will use any programming language to develop an E-rated, school appropriate
OVERVIEW: Participants will use any programming language to develop an E-rated, school appropriate
Game, App, Website, Robot or Animation
Game, App, Website, Robot or Animation
that focuses on the subject of their choice while incorporating the theme given for the competition. The project should run smoothly, and show thought and planning of coding. Submitted games should also be intellectually challenging.
that focuses on the subject of their choice while incorporating the theme given for the competition. The project should run smoothly, and show thought and planning of coding. Submitted games should also be intellectually challenging.
Teams: Minimum of two participants or maximum of three participants per team.
Evaluation Criteria: Evaluation is based on the project’s aesthetics, flow, story, content, sound, characters and the complexity of coding. The project should also be entertaining and bring the user into the project. Up to 5 bonus points may be added by the judges for exceptional features, or for content showing exemplary educational or social value. For games: A maximum of 3 levels will be evaluated. Teams may expect judges to spend a maximum of 2 minutes playing/operating the project.
Projects will be scored using a rubric.
Fee: $15
STEP # 1
Last Date to Register 15th October
STEP # 2
Develop Skills and Ideas
STEP # 3
Submit 60 seconds Video 15th Nov
STEP #4
LIVE 10th Dec Presentation via FaceBook
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