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Material from the LSAC 2018 Hackathon

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LSAC-2018 Hackathon

October 24-25 2018

This github location is the evidence hub for the LSAC 2018 hackathon. A two day event for hacking anonymous Educational data and infrastructure for the benefit of the life long learner.

For information on a series of interrelated hackathons please visit the website

See the Agenda

The hackathon isn’t a conventional academic workshop. New ideas are still encouraged and very welcome on the day. Please come ready to pitch your idea with a 15 minute (maximum) presentation.

One key difference to a normal workshop is that we expect to produce outputs during the workshop, as well as having inputs at the start of the hackathon. Hackathon attendees can get themselves added to the Participants Team to get write access. Drop Alan and Tom an email

Structure of the Repository

We will follow the practice of previous hackathons, taking care to organise and preserve the outputs from the hackathon in GitHub. This repository has been set up for the 2018 hackathon; this will include:

  • Initial contributions of lightning talks or position papers, etc
  • Either access arrangements for hackathon data, or the data itself
  • Notes, diagrams, etc created by the working groups
  • Code developed during the hackathon

Directories in Github and their meaning:

  1. slides/ - copies of slide decks used in the introductory part of the Hackathon.
  2. technical_docs/ - documentation etc for the technical infrastructure.
  3. groups/ - a place where each working group can deposit outputs of any kind, from photographs of flipcharts to working code.

Copyright

The default outbound software license for the evidence stored in this Github repository is the Apache License, Version 2.0. In the absence of an explicit licensing declaration, software evidence is implicitly licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. More specific information about the Apache License is available in the Apache License and Distribution FAQ.

Privacy and Personal Information

Please take care not to disclose any person-identifying information, or to transgress legal or ethical standards for protection of privacy

Activities

  1. Multimodal Exercise
  2. Hacking the hackaton
  3. Authentic Tasks from 10000 monsterboard advertisments
  4. A Risk Mitigation dashboard for Learning Analytics

Resources

  1. Evidence hub
  2. Previous activities that you can consider to continue

Organisers

Alan Mark Berg
a.m.berg AT uva.nl

Tom Kuipers
T.F.Kuipers AT uva.nl