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Schuylkill County Regional
Computer Fair

The Computer Fair is an annual event that highlights  school students' application skills and computer knowledge.

WHEN AND WHERE

Date:  

March 17, 2008

Snow Date:  

March 28, 2008

Location:  

Schuylkill County Intermediate Unit

Time:  

7:15 AM - 1:15 PM


If any of the participating districts are on a delayed start or closed on the day of the Fair, the event will be held on the snow date. (Use WINTERWATCH link)

PARTICIPATING SCHOOL DISTRICTS

 
 

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

7:15 – 9:10 

Registration and Project Setup

9:15 – 9:25 Opening Ceremony
9:30  Judging Begins
9:30 – 10:15 Group Workshop
10:20 – 11:35 Breakout Sessions
11:40 – 12:10 Lunch Provided
12-15 – 12:50 Breakout Sessions
1:00 – 1:15 Awards
1:15  Project Teardown

CURRENT RULES, REGULATIONS & REQUIRED FORMS

are available at the Official PA High School Computer Fair Website www.pacomputerfair.org .
 

SPECIFIC REGIONAL RULES
PROPOSED for 2009

Entries will be limited to two projects per category per high school.
Students may work individually or in groups but each group must designate a captain as spokesperson for the project. Groups will be limited to three students.
A student may submit multiple entries and may participate in both individual and group projects subject to the following restrictions:
1) An individual student may not submit more than one entry in each Category.
2) An individual student may not compete both as an individual and as a member of a group within the same Category.
3) The same group of students may not submit multiple entries in the Fair.
4) An individual student may not be a member of more than one group within one Category.
No live internet connections will be available at the regional level or state level.
All hardware and software must be provided by the student or school district.
All entries must designate a faculty member or sponsor. All communication will go through that person. The faculty member or sponsor must accompany students to the regional and state competitions. All entries must register online and be submitted by the faculty member.
There will be no entrance fee charged to either the school district or student to participate.

JUDGING CRITERIA

We will follow the Rules and Scoring Guides (rubrics) posted on the Rules and Categories pages at the www.pacomputerfair.org website.
Be sure to follow instructions on the Rules and Categories page - especially the "A project WILL NOT be judged if any of the following occur" section.

PROJECT SUMMARY

Each Computer Fair entry must display a project summary. The summary will be the student's opportunity to provide judges with any background information they wish the judges to be aware of during the judging process. The summary must be displayed with each project for the judges to read as they evaluate the student's entry. This summary should not be more than one page and must include the following items:

The project's objectives, vision and/or overall purpose.
A list of the software applications used to create the project. List any additional equipment (scanners, digital camera, etc.) used in the creation of your project.
List the approximate time spent creating the project and name all contributors to the project.
If design elements/graphics are included, please describe where the elements originated. Please include citations of all design elements that are not original.
A brief description of the process used to create the project.
Any additional information the student's feel the judges should be aware of while evaluating the project.

COPYRIGHT SIGN-OFF FORM

A copyright sign-off form must be prominently displayed with each entry in the Computer Fair. The form must be signed by all students of the project team and the sponsor.

AWARDS

First, second and third place winners will receive individual plaques.
All participants will receive a participation award.
All first place winners will advance to the State Competition.

IMPORTANT DATES

February 29, 2008 - All registrations for the regional fair are due to be completed by sponsors at the Registration page at www.pacomputerfair.org
April 14, 2008 - Deadline for IU29 staff to enter Regional first place winners in the State Computer Fair .
May 20, 2008 - State Computer Fair Dickinson College,  Carlisle, PA 17013

DIRECTIONS

Click here for driving directions to Schuylkill Intermediate Unit 29
It is recommended that participants arrive before 7:50 A.M. or after 8:15 A.M. to avoid normal congestion at the Center Exceptional Children. We plan on having all participants back on the road again before Center transportation vehicles line up at 2:00 P.M.
Each group is responsible for unloading and loading their own equipment. Equipment carts will be available on a first come first serve basis in the morning and afternoon. Projects will be displayed on assigned tables in the gymnasium with access to electrical power.


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