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Google Code In 2017/Participate (view source)
Revision as of 22:03, 20 November 2017
, 22:03, 20 November 2017add draft of how others, non-mentors, and students may work together
# Send an email to one of the Org Admins (this year they are Walter and Ignacio). You will then receive an invitation by email.
# Send an email to one of the Org Admins (this year they are Walter and Ignacio). You will then receive an invitation by email.
# Follow the instructions in the email to sign up as a Sugar Labs mentor.
# Follow the instructions in the email to sign up as a Sugar Labs mentor.
== Others ==
''Below is a draft for review by Walter and Ignacio''. --[[User:Quozl|Quozl]] ([[User talk:Quozl|talk]]) 22:01, 20 November 2017 (EST)
Sugar Labs community is large, and there are people who are not mentors in the contest. Mentors are [[Google_Code_In_2017#Mentors|listed]]. Everyone else you talk with may be a non-mentor.
As part of Sugar Labs community, non-mentors are to treat students in accord with the [[Sugar_Labs/Legal/Code_of_Conduct|Code of Conduct]], and as if they are new to Sugar Labs.
Students should keep in mind that some people are non-mentors, and cannot see the contest tasks, contest progress, dates, or information about students. When communicating widely, be sure to;
* introduce yourself, the first time;
* tell us what your task is, without relying on a link to the task (because we probably can't see it);
* talk about the task as if you want to do it yourself, not because of the contest; and,
* defend your technical decisions without using the contest as a defence.
Non-mentors may give good guidance on technical decisions, but bad guidance on how they think a task is judged. Always consult with your mentors as well.
[[Category: GCI2017]]
[[Category: GCI2017]]