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FAQ for Grantees / Non-Profits
What is a hackathon?
How does a hackathon work?
Do I have to register for all of the educational opportunities to participate in the hackathon?
Can any Middle Tennessee based non-profit participate in the hackathon?
Can someone help me determine an idea so I can participate in the event?
I already have an idea, how do I submit it?
Will experts familiar with the technology we use participate in the hackathon?
What do I do if I have more than one idea?
What are a few good and bad examples of projects to undertake at this event?
How will I know if my idea has been selected for the event?
If my idea is selected, what happens next?
I don’t know how to manage a technology project, can someone help me?
Is it guaranteed that people will volunteer to help me?
Will the expert volunteers be available to help me when the event is over?
What do I need to do to ensure my idea is clear and my project is a success?
Will I need to attend the event over all 36 hours?
What can I do to show my appreciation to volunteers?
How can I determine if an idea is achievable inside the 36 hour time box?
Additional questions?
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Caitlin.Nossett@hcahealthcare.com
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FAQ for Volunteers
What are the hours of the event and am I expected to stay overnight?
What technology stack will we be using?
Should I bring my personal laptop?
What will the environment be like?
What happens for unfinished work that is not completed in the two days?
How do I know which project I'll work on?
What about legal issues? Who owns what? Am I liable?
How does a hackathon work?
How does Hack for the Community relate to The HCA Foundations’ ongoing commitment to the community?
What is a hackathon?
Additional questions?
Contact
Caitlin.Nossett@hcahealthcare.com
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