As a frequent hackathon organizer, i can see the potential of tech tree methodology has for rapid usage in this type of settings, especially if it is properly introduced (through pre-hackathon online/offline workshops) and transposed in an easy to use properly adapted set of forms, instructions, canvases, decision making mechanisms, reporting and presentation formats, etc.
Hackathons can be the best way to promote the tech tree methodology and to introduce it to enthusiastic (future) professionals.
Wondering, Morgan, what you think about this idea and if you know about any practical explorations of tech tree methodology usage within (bio)hackathons.
As a frequent hackathon organizer, i can see the potential of tech tree methodology has for rapid usage in this type of settings, especially if it is properly introduced (through pre-hackathon online/offline workshops) and transposed in an easy to use properly adapted set of forms, instructions, canvases, decision making mechanisms, reporting and presentation formats, etc.
Hackathons can be the best way to promote the tech tree methodology and to introduce it to enthusiastic (future) professionals.
Wondering, Morgan, what you think about this idea and if you know about any practical explorations of tech tree methodology usage within (bio)hackathons.