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Re: Lego Design Contest?
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 12 Dec 1998 00:14:58 GMT
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Mike Stanley wrote in message ...
> David Lukens <dml6@po.cwru.edu> wrote:
> > I have already been warned of burning out the participants if competition
> > rounds are too frequent. While I would like to have a number of rounds,
> > burnout is a problem. To counteract this I'm thinking of having an • amorphous
> > topic followed by two topics with piece and or size limitations then • another
> > large topic. I'm also concidering making an entire round 6 weeks from • topic
> > announcement to announcing the winners. one month of design and • submission,
> > then 1/2 a month of voting. Does that sound a bit better?
>
> That sounds great. I wouldn't be worried about burnout as much as I
> would just not giving people enough time to work up and complete a
> design. But I think this works for that.
hmmm, I have seen some other contests ran where while contest one
is occuring the topics for contest two are allready available. This gives
twice the time for people to work on a particular contest, and lets
people who do not like the current topic/goal move on to the next one.
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| (...) That sounds great. I wouldn't be worried about burnout as much as I would just not giving people enough time to work up and complete a design. But I think this works for that. (28 years ago, 11-Dec-98, to lugnet.general)
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