Talk:Jamboree/Compete

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== October 26: websites frozen ==
 
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At 11:59 PM, Eastern Standard Time, Friday, October 26, the iGEM 2007 wiki and the Registry of Standard Biological Parts will be frozen for the 2007 Jamboree.  This means that they will be put into a locked state that prevents all edits.  During the following week, each team's content on the frozen iGEM 2007 wiki and the Registry will be evaluated by both the iGEM community, including the judging committee, in a collaborative judging process.
 
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Be sure your project and part documentation on the iGEM wiki and the Registry is complete before 11:59 PM EST Oct 26 (04:59 GMT Oct 27)!  No exceptions will be made.  More information about how the community scoring process will work will be available in the coming months.
 
== Project Documentation on the iGEM Wiki ==
== Project Documentation on the iGEM Wiki ==
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'''Description''': The team's project should be documented on the iGEM 2007 wiki site with detail enough to replicate it independently.  Additional presentational information about the team - their story, the rationale for the project, failures, successes, future work, etc. - is highly encouraged.  Remember that these wiki pages will be the main source of inspiration for future teams, and having good documentation on them and in the part description in the registry increases the likelihood of more teams building on your project and your parts.
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=== Judging criteria ===
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* Judging criteria
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* Team Project well documented on the iGEM wiki - y/n
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* Team parts in the Registry and documented - y/n
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* Team parts received at Registry - y/n
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On a scale from 1-5 (comments field for each):
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* Idea
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* Design
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* Modeling
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* Construction
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* Testing
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* Documentation/wiki
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* Attribution
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* References
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* Useful Parts
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* 3 teams - 15min / team (all in the same track, but not the evaluator's)
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* Not interested in evaluating option
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* Good examples
* Good examples
* Help porting your external wiki content into the iGEM 2007 wiki
* Help porting your external wiki content into the iGEM 2007 wiki
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* '''deadline''': the iGEM wiki freezes 04:59 GMT Oct 27
 
== Part Documentation on the Registry ==
== Part Documentation on the Registry ==
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'''Description''': Document your parts well - the success of not just iGEM, but all of synthetic biology, depends on the development of well-characterized, reliable, standardized biological parts that have been designed to be simple to use and understand.  The first step is complete documentation.
 
* They must be promoted (favorited/selected) from the team's sandbox
* They must be promoted (favorited/selected) from the team's sandbox
* Basic criteria used by the Judging Committee
* Basic criteria used by the Judging Committee
* Complete criteria required for an '''accepted rating'''
* Complete criteria required for an '''accepted rating'''
* Good examples / bad examples
* Good examples / bad examples
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* '''deadline''': the Registry freezes 04:59 GMT Oct 27
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== Part Submission to the Registry ==
== Part Submission to the Registry ==
'''Description''': Ship your parts to the Registry.  Detailed instructions are available at [Jamboree/DNA Submission].
'''Description''': Ship your parts to the Registry.  Detailed instructions are available at [Jamboree/DNA Submission].
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* '''deadline''': part shipments must be postmarked by October 26, 2007
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== Poster ==
== Poster ==
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'''Description''': Each team presents a poster describing their project at the Jamboree.
 
* Judging criteria
* Judging criteria
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* The poster must not exceed '''Dimensions'''!
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* Please bring a PDF for the online poster archive.
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* '''deadline''': November 3'' (at the Jamboree)
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== Presentation (20-min) ==
== Presentation (20-min) ==
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'''Description''': Each team has 20 minutes to present their project followed by a 5 minute Q/A period, with a 5 minute setup period.
 
* Judging criteria
* Judging criteria
* Good Examples
* Good Examples
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* Please bring a PDF for the online presentation archive.
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* '''deadline''': November 3'' (at the Jamboree)
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== Online Judging Process ==
== Online Judging Process ==
More information about how the community scoring process will work will be available in the coming months.
More information about how the community scoring process will work will be available in the coming months.
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== Tracks ==
== Tracks ==
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* Foundational Synthetic Biology (including basic part & device development, characterization techniques, etc.)
* Foundational Synthetic Biology (including basic part & device development, characterization techniques, etc.)
* Other
* Other
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== Judging Committee ==
== Judging Committee ==

Latest revision as of 17:56, 22 October 2007

Contents

Project Documentation on the iGEM Wiki

Judging criteria

  • Team Project well documented on the iGEM wiki - y/n
  • Team parts in the Registry and documented - y/n
  • Team parts received at Registry - y/n

On a scale from 1-5 (comments field for each):

  • Idea
  • Design
  • Modeling
  • Construction
  • Testing
  • Documentation/wiki
  • Attribution
  • References
  • Useful Parts
  • 3 teams - 15min / team (all in the same track, but not the evaluator's)
  • Not interested in evaluating option
  • Good examples
  • Help porting your external wiki content into the iGEM 2007 wiki

Part Documentation on the Registry

  • They must be promoted (favorited/selected) from the team's sandbox
  • Basic criteria used by the Judging Committee
  • Complete criteria required for an accepted rating
  • Good examples / bad examples


Part Submission to the Registry

Description: Ship your parts to the Registry. Detailed instructions are available at [Jamboree/DNA Submission].


Poster

  • Judging criteria


Presentation (20-min)

  • Judging criteria
  • Good Examples


Online Judging Process

More information about how the community scoring process will work will be available in the coming months.


Tracks

Teams may be separated into one of several broad categories based on the focus of their project, called tracks, to facilitate the judging process and organization of the Jamboree. The Judging committee is still deciding on the particular tracks, which will organize projects into something similar to the following categories:

  • Energy & Environmental applications
  • Health & Medicine applications
  • Foundational Synthetic Biology (including basic part & device development, characterization techniques, etc.)
  • Other


Judging Committee

  • Overview
  • How to Become a Judge
  • Bio + Pics of Judges
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