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Imagine Cup 2009

 Imagine Cup 2009

Imagine Cup 2009 is a skill contest designed to recognize students who demonstrate excellence in a diverse range of technical and artistic pursuits, and seeks innovative contest entries that address the Contest Theme:

Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems facing us today. 

Some might use technology to help a brother or sister get an education. Or find entirely new approaches for medicine.  Or discover ways to counter the inequalities that exist between genders around the world.  These students might ensure the sustainability of our planet or help deliver universal primary education.

Great photographers know a single image can change the world.  In this competition, students communicate a story that explores a critical issue through a photo essay of inspiring still images. The photos must grab the audience and illustrate the students’ personal insight into these global issues.

PRIZES

  • Six (6) Finalist Prizes. All Finalists will receive a trip to Cairo, Egypt to compete in the Worldwide Imagine Cup 2009 Finals. Trip includes round trip air travel, hotel accommodations and select meals.
  • One (1) First Place Prize: $8,000 USD
  • One (1) Second Place Prize: $4,000 USD
  • One (1) Third Place Prize: $3,000 USD

The Organizer of this Contest is Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA, 98052 U.S.A. 

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If you wish to participate in this Competition, you must register at www.imaginecup.com as instructed during the Registration Period either individually, or as a member of a Team. If you wish to register as an individual, at time of registration, you will need to create a Team and join it as an individual. If you wish to register as a member of a Team, at time of registration, you must identify your Team. You cannot change Teams or otherwise remove yourself or anyone else from you Team after the close of the Registration Period.

A Team may consist up to two (2) eligible students (each a “Team”). Your Team does not need to consist of members who are legal residents of the same country/region, or students at the same school, but your Team can only represent one (1) country/region. It is recommended, but not required that you have one (1) mentor for your Team, in addition to your two (2) Team members. Limit one (1) mentor per Team.

Round 1 Qualifying
During Round 1, your Team must create and submit a photo essay of up to twelve (12) pictures that presents a compelling story relating directly to the eight (8) UN Millennium Goals, and is submitted as a single electronic file no more than 25 MB in size in the Microsoft PowerPoint format, or other standard photo essay display format. Each picture within the photo essay must meet the following requirements:

  • Maximum longest dimension: 1024 pixels

  • Picture file format: JPEG

  • Color Space: sRGB

Round 2  Semi Finals
During Round 2, your Team (if you are invited to advance to compete in Round 2) must create and submit a photo essay of up to twelve (12) pictures that captures and communicates the 2009 Imagine Cup 2009 Theme: “Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems facing us today,” submitted as a single electronic file no more than 25 MB in size in the Microsoft PowerPoint format, or other standard photo essay display format. Each picture within the photo essay must meet the following requirements:

  • Maximum longest dimension: 1024 pixels

  • Pictures file format: JPEG

  • Color Space: sRGB

Round 3 Worldwide Finals
During Round 3, your Team (if you are invited to advance to compete in Round 3) will compete in a Round 3 Challenge. Your participation in the Round 3 Challenge will be subject to the Round 3 Challenge Details that we will establish and provide to you on-site at the Worldwide Finals.

Only one (1) entry per Team is accepted.

Official web site: imaginecup.com/Competition/mycompetitionportal.aspx?competitionId=25

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