This breakout will focus on the partners and roles needed to make a hackathon successful
Facilitators or a volunteer from the group will report out(4:00PM - Challenges/Lessons Learned, and 4:45PM - Curating and Building Solutions)
Emily Law, JPL(Pres of ESIP); Jane, NotreDame; Matt Abrams, INCF; Mohamed Rahman, U of Washington; Soren Scott, ESIP; Kerry, Big Data UTAH; Dan, NIH; Rene Baston, NE Big Data Innovation Hub
Challenges and Lessons Learned:
Lessons:
Steering Committee
Pre-seed Team
Problems drive team composition
Set up room by skillset…Teams can pick from skills needed
Breakup the groups that come together(ex: Google group joins others)
Break out of comfort zone
Organizers(in physical space) reach out to those less engaged
On virtual…work with local folks
Flesh out communication plan
Upfront to get engagement
After that fact to show successful output
Make sure no media surprises
Ex: Big Data Utah…bad press based on sound bite taken out of context…Air Quality
Understand what the Buzz will be based on topic of event
This breakout will focus on the partners and roles needed to make a hackathon successful
Facilitators or a volunteer from the group will report out (4:00PM - Challenges/Lessons Learned, and 4:45PM - Curating and Building Solutions)
Challenges and Lessons Learned: