Judging Criteria & Pitch Requirements
Hackathon Objectives
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Learn more about the Belt & Road region and its challenges relating to access to justice ("A2J") and legal services
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Build practical, realistic solutions
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Design inclusively: Consider diverse stakeholder perspectives
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Encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration
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Create an A2J-focused legaltech community
Dos:
Observe submission time; use online submission form
Connectivity checks before pitch time
Speak, check-in with mentors
Plan your team's time and resources efficiently
Respect each other’s space / time
Don'ts:
Fail to check emails, calls from Organising Team
Forget to register
Hog mentors’ time (stick with agreed / allocated timeslot)
Suffer in silence; ask for help
Plagiarise, not observe copyright & IP
Marking Scheme Criteria
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Pitch Format & Requirements
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To pitch, each team must upload the pitch document via this Submission Link (link will be updated closer to "Demo Day" on 28 September 2018)
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Deliverables – prototype App and/or website; walk-through of problem and solution (wireframe as needed)
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At the Exhibition Section
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Demo of prototype by each team (max. 10 mins, inclusive of Q & A with the Judging panel)
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At the Pitching Session
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Presentation of brief Powerpoint deck (max. 3 mins ) + Q & A with Judging panel (max. 2 mins)
Your Pitch To Answer 5 Key Questions
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Which problem scenario are you addressing?
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In one sentence, what problem specifically are you solving?
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Why is this problem important to access to justice?
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What are the benefits, including returns on investment and time and cost-savings, for your target users?
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What are the costs of implementation and maintenance?
