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Hackathon Guide How to run a successful Hackathon A step-by-step guide by Joshua Tauberer based on running and participating in many hackathons. These notes come from five successful years of Open Data Day DC and other civic hackathons that I’ve run, sponsored, or participated in. The ideas have been inspired by many individuals, especially including my Open Data Day DC co-organizers Eric Mill, Sam Lee, Katherine Townsend, and Julia Bezgacheva, as well as Justin Grimes, Matt Bailey, Leah Bannon, Laurenellen McCann, and Greg Bloom. What is a hackathon? Defined I define “hackathon” very broadly: Hacking is creative problem solving. (It does not have to involve technology.) A hackathon is any event of any duration where people come together to solve problems. Most hackathons I’ve run also have a parallel track for workshops. Participants typically form groups of about 2-5 individuals, take out their laptops (if the event is technology themed), and dive into proble...

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