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* Make a facebook event | * Make a facebook event | ||
* Make sure it's out on Noisebridge social media | * Make sure it's out on Noisebridge social media | ||
* See if someone is available to help record the demos (For Stupid Hackathon 4 we had the amazing | * See if someone is available to help record the demos (For Stupid Hackathon 4 we had the amazing Jeremy Rollinson do a live stream for Noisebride YouTube) | ||
* Tell people what Noisebridge is about at the beginning | * Tell people what Noisebridge is about at the beginning | ||
* Provide an opportunity for people to share their ideas so that they can form teams | * Provide an opportunity for people to share their ideas so that they can form teams | ||
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Here's a checklist
DO
- Make a meetup.com event
- Make a facebook event
- Make sure it's out on Noisebridge social media
- See if someone is available to help record the demos (For Stupid Hackathon 4 we had the amazing Jeremy Rollinson do a live stream for Noisebride YouTube)
- Tell people what Noisebridge is about at the beginning
- Provide an opportunity for people to share their ideas so that they can form teams
- Make a Google form or similar for participants to submit their projects (and ask if they're OK to have their demo recorded)
DON'T
- Get catered food, or that much food at all (except coffee, people like coffee). Participants tend to prefer to get their own food.
- Schedule the hackathon at the same time as Godwaffle Noise Pancakes
- Stress about running the hackathon. It's a stupid hackathon