Start Technovation Roadmap
A Guide To Bring Technovation to Your Community
Determine Your Structure
Explore these guiding questions:
Who
β€ How many students do you anticipate will participate?
β€ How many mentors will support the students?
π Some programs have one lead Mentor who guides all the teams; other programs assign a different mentor to each team. Or you can do both
Where
β€ Will your program meet at a single or multiple sites? In Person or virtually?
β€ Will all teams meet at the same time, or will teams meet separately with their mentors at different times ?
π Your meeting space should be equipped with internet and at leat 1 device per team (laptops, chromebooks, and tablets all work great!)
What
β€ Who will lead the content?
π Depending on the age and experience of the students, the content may be more student-driven or more mentor-driven.
β€ Will you host any special events or workshops?
π You might consider having a launch events, coding workshop, end of season showcase, etc.
When
β€ How frequently will you run meetings or workshops for your participants?
β€ How long will meetings last ?
β€ For how many weeks total will your program run ?
Who
β€ How many students do you anticipate will participate?
β€ How many mentors will support the students?
π Some programs have One Lead Mentor who guides all the teams; other programs assign a different mentor to each team. Or you can do both!.
Where
β€ Will your program meet at a single or multiple sites? In Person or virtually?
β€ Will all teams meet at the same time, or will teams meet separately with their mentors at different times?
π Your meeting space should be equipped with internet and at leat 1 device per team (laptops, chromebooks, and tablets all work great!)
What
β€ Who will lead the "Content"?
π The age and experience of the students will inform how student-driven the meetings are and what content is led by the mentor(s)
β€ Will you host any special events or workshops?
π You might consider having a launch events, coding workshop, end of season showcase, etc.
When
β€ How many students do you anticipate will participate?
β€ How many mentors will support the students?
π Some programs have One Lead Mentor who guides all the teams; other programs assign a different mentor to each team. Or you can do both!.
Here are some examples of successful program models that weβve seen among our partners:
All teams meet together with one lead mentor who facilitates every session
All teams meet together with a mentor assigned to each team
Note: itβs often still helpful to have a lead mentor to facilitate
Teams meet separately with their mentors in different locations or virtually
