List of hackathons in Berkhamsted, United Kingdom in 2020

OPEN TO UEL STUDENTS and ALUMNI ONLY How do you make the creative industries more sustainable for London? London College of Fashion, University College London, Loughborough London University, Birkbeck, University of East London and London South Bank Universtiy are inviting a select number of students to help solve this challenge. Teams will compete to win part of the £3500 total prize fund. 1st Place = £2,000 2nd Place = £1,000 3rd Place = £500 (or £100 per student) This hackathon will offer students and recent alumni the opportunity to come together to learn, create, test, prototype and present their ideas to do something amazing and tackle some of the big environmental challenges facing. The best teams will walk away with a substantial cash prize. We're looking for creative people with a passion to learn and share their knowledge and skills. Teams will be formed at the start of the hack on 31st January 2020. They will need to get moving quickly with their ideas in order to submit by the Saturday morning deadline. Don't worry though there will be workshops, mentors and industry experts on site to help guide you to solve this challenge posed by the Mayor of London. This will be a fantastic networking opportunity to meet likeminded students from world leading universities. Please note that this is an expression of interest and those who apply for tickets will be notified if their application for the hack has been successful. You must be able to attend both days to take part in the hack.

Creative Hack 2020 - Create, Design, Hack LCF IMPORTANT: YOU MUST COMPLETE THE APPLICATION FORM TO APPLY FOR A PLACE

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Techies in the Greater London Area -- and beyond! Are you interested in the state of Journalism and the press? You're invited to participate in the HackThePress Hackathon #2. The Internet has changed the ways in which Journalism works and pays for itself! Come help find new ways that technology can help make high quality journalism sustainable again. You'll be challenged to design and prototype a digital solution that addresses one or more of the following themes: → Monetisation - How can news organisations monetise differently? → Public Advice - How can news orgs help people make better decisions? → Follow-through - How can news pieces inspire real change? Present your project to a panel of experts for the chance to be recognized as a winner.

A unique opportunity to participate  in developing new approaches to  tackling the rapid spread of fake news and misinformation.