This year’s competition, EnviroTech: Solutions for Tomorrow’s Environmental Challenges, invites students to design a website that identifies an environmental problem(s) and the emerging technology that will help combat these issues.
Participation is open to all Georgia middle school students in grades 6-8. Teams will consist of 2-4 students with one school approved adult advisor or school faculty member. School organizations, private schools, and home schools are also eligible to register. All websites will be judged by professionals in the industry on a variety of criteria, including functionality, design, content, and navigation. The program also works to recognize and reward educators who are advisors to the winning teams.
Registration for the middle school student competition is now open. For more information, please visit, https://www.tagedonline.org/programs/middle-school-webchallenge/ or contact Katie Dion at kdion@tagonline.org. To register a team and view the program guide, please click HERE.
Participation is open to all Georgia middle school students in grades 6-8. Teams will consist of 2-4 students with one school approved adult advisor or school faculty member. School organizations, private schools, and home schools are also eligible to register. All websites will be judged by professionals in the industry on a variety of criteria, including functionality, design, content, and navigation. The program also works to recognize and reward educators who are advisors to the winning teams.
Registration for the middle school student competition is now open. For more information, please visit, https://www.tagedonline.org/programs/middle-school-webchallenge/ or contact Katie Dion at kdion@tagonline.org. To register a team and view the program guide, please click HERE.
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