Table of content:
- Important Dates
- Eligibility Criteria
- Submission Format
Microsoft India is conducting a design competition for all college students graduating in 2022 and 2023. The goal of this challenge is to assist newcomers develop creative technological solutions to an issue that affects all businesses throughout the globe.
Microsoft India Design Challenge 2022: Important Dates
Submission of final entries | February 18 |
Announcement of the winners | March 10, 2022 |
Final presentation at | March 20. 2022 |
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Microsoft India Design Challenge 2022: Eligibility Criteria
- Only open to individuals.
- At Least 18 years of age at the time of submission.
- Require active enrollment as a student at an accredited educational institution in India.
- Only one entry is allowed.
- Incomplete entries to be disqualified.
- Current interns and employees of Microsoft Corporation or its subsidiaries are not eligible to participate.
Microsoft India Design Challenge 2022: Accepted Submission Format
- A single file in one of the following formats:
- PDF no longer than 10 pages,
- PowerPoint presentation, no longer than 20 slides.
- A video file up to 3 mins (mandatory):
MP4 format, max 100MB in size - File naming format:
FirstnameLastname_Project’
E.g. JohnDoe_ProjectContoso - Zip multiple files into a single file: In case of multiple files, submit a single zip file.
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About Microsoft India Design Challenge 2022
Microsoft believes in empowering every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. As problem solvers, they are rightly placed to create and steer this future in the right direction. As product makers and thinkers, they can envision this not just for ourselves, but for others through empathy and a better understanding of their needs.
Thus, Microsoft introduced the Design Challenge, where the participant's goal is to first, identify a problem in one of the following areas that present an opportunity for a high-impact solution. With this, use human-centric design and techniques to create a solution that uses digital technology to solve the identified problem.
Collaboration | .With our accelerated transition to a hybrid world, how can technology effectively tackle the need for collaboration to innovate remotely and create impact for a better future? |
Learning | For this generation of individuals on the cusp of this transformation, how can we go beyond the traditional digital tools to create hybrid ways and methods to exchange knowledge and learn? |
Well-being | What can technology and good design do to promote well-being and help an individual deliver an effective output? |
Security | How can we, as designers, use human-centric techniques to reimagine the future of online security in a hybrid world, kindle trust in machines, and for digital good? |
Final Solution
- Choose one of the four areas above, identify a problem area, and create a solution that uses digital technology to solve the identified problem.
- You need to demonstrate the ability to define the problem and the users crisply.
- You should show us how you have uncovered not only the user’s context but also their needs, aspirations, and motivations.
- Your problem area should be big enough to be impactful and be able to address all the aspects mentioned.
- The solution may be near-term and practical, or long term and blue sky. But the final idea must be innovative, technically feasible, and have a realistic chance of adoption if implemented.
- Your solution cannot be just a description of a concept. It needs to be tangible enough to be detailed, presented, discussed, and evaluated.
Eligible and interested candidates can apply here!
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