12th Plan Hackathon Inauguration - 06 April 2013

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This document provides information about a hackathon being held on April 6-7, 2013. Participants are encouraged to create visualizations, short films, or applications about selected sectors and initiatives using open source software. They should get information from credible online sources and sector-specific interactions. Entries must be submitted before noon on April 7 and will be judged on creativity, visual appeal, communication, and relevance to India's 12th Five-Year Plan. Winning submissions will be used in government communications. The document provides guidelines and encouragement to participants.

HACKATHON
6th & 7th April, 2013

1. What do you need to do?
2. How to get started
3. Sources of information
4. Keep in constant touch
5. Submission, Judging
6. And some more…

What should I do

Create Visualizations
- On any of the selected
sectors
- On any of the current or
proposed initiatives in any
of the selected sectors

Note: Language not a barrier

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

What should I do

Create Short Films (2-3min)
- On any of the selected sectors
- On any of the current or
proposed initiatives in any of
the selected sectors

Note: Language not a barrier

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

What should I do

Develop Applications
- Web, Mobile, Edutainment
- For any of the current or
proposed initiatives of the
selected sector

Note: Language not a barrier

Note: Using Open Software for any
platform

T A M T
E U I N E N
D
Images courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

There are Event Journalists too

UnCovering the event
- Cooperate with them, they are
there to capture your story,
emotions and make you FAMOUS!!

Note: Event journalists, please do
not disturb the participants

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Where do I begin
Selection of sectors
- Macroeconomic Framework
- Agriculture & Rural Development
- Health
- Water & Environment
- Energy
- Education & Skill Development
- Urban Development

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Learn more about the sector

Visit our pages

https://data.gov.in/hackathon

Learn more about the sector

Do what you do best

Each sector has a separate group

Log onto our Facebook group for the sector;
discuss with our experts and among yourselves

Note: We will try our best to respond to your posts; day or
night, storm or earthquake

Learn more about the sector
Attend our Sector Specific Interactions

6th April: 2-5pm
Note: Schedule available with local coordinators

Note: Questions during the session taken only
through our Facebook sector group pages

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Need more data …
You can go online and search
Ensure you take it from
credible data sources only

Note: Do not use dummy data, such
submissions will be rejected

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Burn the midnight oil

Unleash your creative best and aim for gold !!

Note: Avoid violating any copyrights or other IP rights. Please see
‘Terms and Conditions' page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon
Images courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Submit your entry before 1200hrs
on 7th April
Log on to
www.data.gov.in;
creator of the team to
submit

Submit early to avoid
last-minute rush

Note: You need to submit both
a‘demo’ and the ‘source’
for your project

Note: Please see “How to
submit entry” page on
www.data.gov.in/hackathon

Time to announce the winner

Present your entry to the
judges

blah … blah
blah … blah Note: Max 3min for presentation
……..
Note: Allowed to use submitted
‘demo’ only

Note: See“Prizes to be won” page on
www.data.gov.in/hackathon

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

What are the Judging Criteria

Your creativity

Visual appeal and usability

How well it communicates the
idea

Relevance to the 12th Plan

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

India communicates to India

The best submissions

- Will be used by the
Government of India as part of
its communications on the 12th
Plan

Note: All submissions are under the
Creative Commons license or GNU GPL

Do not forget ….

1. Keep a watch on the sector page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon

2. Stay on your sector FB page. Links to FB Sectoral Groups
provided via www.facebook.com/PlanComIndia

3. Upload your submissions before 1200hrs 7 th April

4. Do not violate any copyrights or IP rights in your submission

5. Keep your demos to less than 3min for the Judges

We hope you enjoy the journey !!

12th Plan Hackathon Team

Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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12th Plan Hackathon Inauguration - 06 April 2013

1. HACKATHON 6th & 7th April, 2013

2. HACKATHON 6th & 7th April, 2013 1. What do you need to do? 2. How to get started 3. Sources of information 4. Keep in constant touch 5. Submission, Judging 6. And some more…

3. What should I do Create Visualizations - On any of the selected sectors - On any of the current or proposed initiatives in any of the selected sectors Note: Language not a barrier Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

4. What should I do Create Short Films (2-3min) - On any of the selected sectors - On any of the current or proposed initiatives in any of the selected sectors Note: Language not a barrier Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

5. What should I do Develop Applications - Web, Mobile, Edutainment - For any of the current or proposed initiatives of the selected sector Note: Language not a barrier Note: Using Open Software for any platform T A M T E U I N E N D Images courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

6. There are Event Journalists too UnCovering the event - Cooperate with them, they are there to capture your story, emotions and make you FAMOUS!! Note: Event journalists, please do not disturb the participants Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

7. Where do I begin Selection of sectors - Macroeconomic Framework - Agriculture & Rural Development - Health - Water & Environment - Energy - Education & Skill Development - Urban Development Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

8. Learn more about the sector Visit our pages https://data.gov.in/hackathon

9. Learn more about the sector Do what you do best Each sector has a separate group Log onto our Facebook group for the sector; discuss with our experts and among yourselves Note: We will try our best to respond to your posts; day or night, storm or earthquake

10. Learn more about the sector Attend our Sector Specific Interactions 6th April: 2-5pm Note: Schedule available with local coordinators Note: Questions during the session taken only through our Facebook sector group pages Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

11. Need more data … You can go online and search Ensure you take it from credible data sources only Note: Do not use dummy data, such submissions will be rejected Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

12. Burn the midnight oil Unleash your creative best and aim for gold !! Note: Avoid violating any copyrights or other IP rights. Please see ‘Terms and Conditions' page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon Images courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

13. Submit your entry before 1200hrs on 7th April Log on to www.data.gov.in; creator of the team to submit Submit early to avoid last-minute rush Note: You need to submit both a‘demo’ and the ‘source’ for your project Note: Please see “How to submit entry” page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon

14. Time to announce the winner Present your entry to the judges blah … blah blah … blah Note: Max 3min for presentation …….. Note: Allowed to use submitted ‘demo’ only Note: See“Prizes to be won” page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

15. What are the Judging Criteria Your creativity Visual appeal and usability How well it communicates the idea Relevance to the 12th Plan Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

16. India communicates to India The best submissions - Will be used by the Government of India as part of its communications on the 12th Plan Note: All submissions are under the Creative Commons license or GNU GPL

17. Do not forget …. 1. Keep a watch on the sector page on www.data.gov.in/hackathon 2. Stay on your sector FB page. Links to FB Sectoral Groups provided via www.facebook.com/PlanComIndia 3. Upload your submissions before 1200hrs 7 th April 4. Do not violate any copyrights or IP rights in your submission 5. Keep your demos to less than 3min for the Judges

18. We hope you enjoy the journey !! 12th Plan Hackathon Team Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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