Week 1 Day 4: Stop Hacking! Pitching & Learning
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On the last day of week 1 we get to see what the other teams have been up to! Prepare to introduce yourselves to the other teams.
Create short pitch to introduce the project and team. Slides optional.
Decide who pitches – and add it to
The sequence of pitches will be the one in the
The pitcher gets ready to go go go!
Pitch
Pitch form: 60 seconds (optional slides, maximum of 6 slides)
Pitch content
Pitch the project (biggest part!)
Pick a project name – add it to
Project
Partner
Goal
For whom
Pitch the team (very short!)
Introduce Coaches & students
Now is the team to discover what all teams have been up to this week, and what they all built! Give your colleagues some constructive feedback so they can do better next week.
Tell us about the pitch:
What did you like?
What could they do better?
About the project:
Share tips and tricks, if you have any!
And don't forget to give everyone a wild applause 👏🦁👏🦁👏🦁👏
Be nice or else. We're here to support each other to do a better job. No need to mean or 💩 on people's parade – constructive feedback and highlighting wins is *everything*.
We'll make a picture of each team member + a team picture with students and coaches
Make sure you wear your osoc shirt – you'll get it on arrival 🌈
We'll start sharing what your team has been working on, on the osoc site – the world deserves to know about the cool stuff you've been building!
You have all afternoon to prep for next week. This could include:
Go over the learnings you got from other teams about your pitch
Reevaluate the way you worked together on this hackathon, what could you improve?
Do a retro with the team; what did you like about working together with a team, what would you want to change?
Find your groove. Use this time to get ready to conquer the world... next week.
Gather at 17:00 at the entrance.
YOU SURVIVED WEEK 1!!11!!!!
Share your project name in the .
Summarise your project (± 200 characters) and put it in the (you can base yourselves on your pitch).
Create a crest together []. This crest represents your project and your team!
Share the crest in the folder, name it after your project name, like so: project-name-crest.
Decide together what you'd like to build, with a or a for example. Keep in mind... If you build something, but nobody know how to use it, does it even exist?
