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Plan and manage events, student submissions and judging

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Written by Shane Krukowski
Updated over a week ago

Why in Headrush?

  • Reduce confusion and email back-and-forth

  • Simplify collection and tracking of information from students and specialists

  • Dramatically simplify competitions including collecting feedback from judges

  • Start from a template

How?

There are two ways Headrush can streamline your event:

Option 1: Centralize Event Information

Headrush can be used as a planning tool to manage the event, track details, and keep the event planning team in sync. Use Headrush to design, plan, and manage the event beforehand, keeping everyone involved up to date and informed. In the Warehouse, find templates for designing and planning a variety of statewide events:

Copy a template, or design your event from scratch. The Task Board makes organizing, planning and communications visual and simple:

Example Timetable - Statewide CDC Event

July: Build out Module in Headrush

September: Add Specialists to Module

November: Check in on status

January - February: Build out Events Module for Students "Open for Submissions" see below

April: Review submissions and judge them

Example 1:

An initiation ceremony event planning template organized in columns of tasks

Example 2:

Option 2: Collect Submissions and Use for Judging

What do Judges see?

Here is a welcome video you can send to judges on what they will see and are being asked to do within Headrush. This also helps illuminate for you how this works:

Specialists submit on behalf of students

Specialists can upload evidence on behalf of students for judges to review.

Example Timetable - Statewide CDC Event

July: Build out Module in Headrush

September: Add Specialists to Module

November: Check in on status

January - February: Open for Submissions

April: Review submissions and judge them

How to manage an event

☐ Start a new Module to manage the event

☐ Title it for your event, so it's easy to find.

☐ Add the event details to the Overview (optional)

☐ Build out your Task Board

☐ Add column

☐ Add tasks

☐ Change tasks to require evidence or not

☐ Hide columns not ready to be shared yet

☐ Add co-creators -- these are the other people able to make changes to the task board and overview

☐ Change status to Active

☐ Manage and track in the Task Board

☐ Post/update information on Tasks

☐ Collect information from participants, including submissions

☐ Add Task discussion posts to clarify questions that arise

☐ Use the Activity Feed to stay aware of changes in realtime

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