
Civic Hackathon Challenge Brief
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FreeA hackathon brief tells participants what an event is about, what they can build, and how entries will be judged. Organizers send it ahead of time so teams arrive prepared.
Cover the theme and goal, dates, schedule and location, who can take part and team size, rules and what may be used, judging criteria and prizes, and what to submit and when.
Say how entries will be scored, with weights for each criterion, so teams know what to focus on.
Compare Civic Hackathon Challenge Brief, Hackathon Kickoff Deck, and Hackathon Brief, all 7 to 10 pages long, then pick the closest match and replace the sample text with your own.
A hackathon brief tells participants what an event is about, what they can build, and how entries will be judged. Organizers send it ahead of time so teams arrive prepared.
Include the theme and goal, dates, schedule and location, who can take part and team size, rules and what may be used, judging criteria and prizes, and what to submit and when. Say how entries will be scored, with weights for each criterion, so teams know what to focus on.
Include the theme, schedule, rules, team size, tools allowed, judging criteria, prizes and submission steps. Add a contact for questions.
Pick three to five criteria such as impact, technical quality, design and presentation. Give each a weight and share them before the event starts.
One to two pages is usually enough. Participants should be able to read it in a few minutes and find the schedule and rules quickly.
Yes. Replace the location with the platform and time zones, and add how teams will communicate and submit their work online.
Start with Civic Hackathon Challenge Brief: Sets out four public-interest challenges, the data and partners behind them, and the rules that keep judging fair. If that is not the right fit, compare it with Hackathon Kickoff Deck.
Yes. These hackathon brief templates work in Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Google Slides, and Microsoft PowerPoint. All 3 templates are free, with no account or email needed.
Mostly charities and non-profits and public sector. The sample text in each one is written for a specific situation, so replace it with your own details.