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Hacks for Our Habitat - Hack-a-thon

Register Here!
Date:
Saturday May 18th, 2019
Time:
9am to 2pm
Place:
Hawaii Technology Academy in Waipahu
Cost:
Free (a free sustainable lunch is also provided - bring your own water bottle)

All High School students living on O'ahu, who are passionate about making positive impacts in our community, are welcome to attend!

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Description:

All high school students from Oʻahu schools are welcome to participate in this hack-a-thon. This hack will work to build practical experience in using the Design Thinking method to create solutions for sustainability challenges facing our local community.

Students will learn about our Hack-a-thon partner, Camp Pālehua, a pu’uhonua or safe space for learning where a deepened understanding of the ‘āina awakens a desire for stewardship in our community and beyond. The organization will have an opportunity to describe their work and articulate a few key issues and challenges.
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Students will break into groups to collaborate in creating possible solutions to the challenges. Students will then 'pitch back' to experts and coaches for feedback. Teams with sustainable solutions may have the opportunity to implement their ideas with Camp Pālehua through possible internships or service learning hours. ​

Agenda:

Time
Description
9am-10am
Welcome, introductions, connections, and team building
10am-10:30am
Presentation of the community partner (Camp Pālehua) and description of problems/challenges

Camp Pālehua Presentation
10:30am-11am
Break into teams around a problem/challenge of interest with a facilitated Design Thinking Protocol led by Ravi from Oceanit
11am-1pm
Student rapid ideation and prototype of solutions (Working Lunch Provided)
1pm-1:30pm
Teams pitch back solutions to Camp Pālehua
1:30pm-2pm
Expert/Peer feedback on pitch, future work/connections and conclusion of hack-a-thon
Register Here!

Location of Event:

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Hawaii Technology Academy

94-450 Mokuola St. Suite 200
Waipahu, HI 96797

Event Partners:

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Lunch Sponsor
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​Main Office
​Hawaii Technology Academy​
94-450 Mokuola St, Suite 200
Waipahu, HI 96797
808-676-5444 (phone)     
​808-676-5470 (fax)
info@myhta.org


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​Notification of Rights Under FERPA.  

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  • Home
  • About
    • What is HTA?
    • Blended Learning Model >
      • Face-to-Face Instruction
      • Virtual Instruction
      • Independent Learning
    • Distance Learning
    • HTA Campuses
    • Mission & Vision
    • Governing Board >
      • Agenda and Minutes
      • Board Documents
      • Governing Board Policies
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • School Profile
    • Success Stories >
      • Submit Your Story
    • HTA COVID 19 Response
  • Admissions
    • Admission Information
    • Required Documents
    • Admission & Enrollment Policies
    • Information Session
  • Academics
    • Elementary School
    • Middle School
    • High School
    • Student Spotlights
  • Programs
    • Career-Based Learning Model
    • HTA NuVuX
    • pbHTA
  • Summer School
  • HonuHub
  • Forms & Information
    • Request Forms
    • Tax Forms
    • School Information
    • Computer Loan Program
    • Schoolwide Guidebook
    • Community Complaints
  • College & Career
  • School Calendar
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Locations
    • Faculty & Staff
    • Employment
    • Partnerships at HTA
    • Alumni
    • UIPA Request
  • Giving
    • Friends of HTA >
      • Give Now
  • STORE