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| − | Every year, we have excited team members reach out to the staff at iGEM Headquarters asking us questions about how their project will be judged and if certain items will qualify them for medals. We have created this page as a part of our effort to be more transparent about the judging process and to give teams some ideas on how to improve the clarity of their projects. The goal of this information is to help teams understand the importance of | + | Every year, we have excited team members reach out to the staff at iGEM Headquarters asking us questions about how their project will be judged and if certain items will qualify them for medals. We have created this page as a part of our effort to be more transparent about the judging process and to give teams some ideas on how to improve the clarity of their projects. The goal of this information is to help teams understand the importance of <i>scientific communication</i> in terms of explaining their work to a larger audience and <i>documentation</i> as it pertains to the iGEM competition for medals and special prizes for the 2015 season. |
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Revision as of 14:31, 5 June 2015
Learn about how to increase your project's clarity here!
- Read about some general Wiki Tips, including the new changes for the 2015 season
- Learn about the importance of making sure that your Project Story is clear and concise
- Get information on making sure your Project Results are clearly defined on your wiki and in your presentation
- Think about making a succinct Project Summary to highlight your efforts
Introduction
Every year, we have excited team members reach out to the staff at iGEM Headquarters asking us questions about how their project will be judged and if certain items will qualify them for medals. We have created this page as a part of our effort to be more transparent about the judging process and to give teams some ideas on how to improve the clarity of their projects. The goal of this information is to help teams understand the importance of scientific communication in terms of explaining their work to a larger audience and documentation as it pertains to the iGEM competition for medals and special prizes for the 2015 season.