Challenges.
Quality of education
Quality of education.
Students from under-resourced schools have fewer opportunities to develop practical technology skills because equipment, instruction, and project access vary between schools.
Teachers spend time preparing lessons and grading instead of observing student learning because assessment and administrative work consume instructional time.
Students lose motivation when coursework is consistently too easy or too difficult because teachers cannot continuously adjust the challenge level.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about participating.
Who can participate?
Anyone can join, no matter your background or experience level. Whether you're a student, recent graduate, or transitioning careers, this platform is designed to help you build real-world skills. We welcome diverse perspectives, including scientists, designers, engineers, analysts, marketers, educators, and more.
Is it free?
Yes, participation is completely free.
How to get started?
- Create an account.
- Choose a challenge you would like to work on.
- Follow guides to solve the problem (solo or in a team).
- Submit your solution.
- Receive feedback from experts and see results at the start of each month.
Are there any deadlines?
You can submit your case at any point. The challenge results will be announced in the first few days of each month on the winners' page.
Can I participate as part of a team?
Yes, participants can submit the case as a team. There is no maximum number of team members, but we recommend up to five members.
How to obtain assistance from mentors?
Mentor support is optional. You can connect with mentors through the platform to get guidance or feedback - but you can also complete challenges independently.
Can participants apply multiple times?
Yes, participants can submit multiple cases, either solo or as part of a team.
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