D4D NYC Hackathon April 1, 2017

The intro slides for the D4D NYC Hackathon

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1. NYC In-Person Hackathon April 1, 2017
3. NYC HackPad: https://hackpad.com/D4D-NYC-Hackathon- wrxaauIyXjM General Hackathon HackPad: https://hackpad.com/D4D-NYC-Hackathon- wrxaauIyXjM
4. Twitter: #d4dhackathon Slack: ask us or e-mail team@datafordemocracy.org GitHub: ask us!
5. Welcome to CDS!
6. Your Organizers • Daniela Huppenkothen @danielah • Bridget Keyes @bkey • Carl Marcelus @ckmarcelus • Henri Palacci @henripal
7. Schedule 8:30 - 9:00: coffee 9:00 - 9:15 Welcome + Introduction 9:15 - 9:30 project intros 9:30 - 10:00 30-second introductions: Who? Where? What? 10:00 - 10:30 mingle + figure out hack to work on 10:30 - 11:00 Pitch + Choose 11:00 - 20:00 HACK 20:00: - end: show & tell
8. Code of Conduct! https://hackpad.com/D4D-NYC-Hackathon- Code-of-Conduct-lF7k4bt3j0J
9. Code of Conduct! https://hackpad.com/D4D-NYC-Hackathon- Code-of-Conduct-lF7k4bt3j0J
10. Data 4 Democracy “Data for Democracy brings together an active, passionate community of people using data to drive better decisions and improve the world in which we live.” — www.datafordemocracy.org
11. data.world
12. “hack” A hack is a small project with a very clear goal, which should be completed by the end of the time initially allocated to it
13. “hack” To cobble together a quick and dirty solution to a problem
14. “hack” To simplify (or take a quick approach to solving) a complex problem
15. “hack” To simplify (or take a quick approach to solving) a complex problem
16. Hacking
17. Now: Project Intros! Then: Your turn!