Product:

• Functionality: Your product should be functional and accessible for the judges to evaluate. It can be a web app, mobile app, desktop software, hardware prototype, or any other type of technical product relevant to intersection of Education and AI.
• Access: Provide all necessary links, credentials, and instructions to access and test your product. If it's a mobile app, provide APK files or access to a test flight version. For web apps, ensure your server can handle multiple requests.
• Code Repository: Submit a link to a public repository (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) containing your source code. The code should be well-documented with a README file explaining the setup, dependencies, and any other relevant information.
• Technical Documentation: Include a brief technical documentation or overview that explains the architecture, technologies used, and any third-party integrations or APIs.

Pitch Deck:

Your pitch deck should be no longer than 10 slides and should cover the following:

• Introduction: Briefly introduce your team and the problem you're addressing.
• Problem Statement: Clearly define the problem you've identified and its significance.
• Solution: Describe your product's solution to the problem.
• Technical Overview: Highlight the technical aspects, features, and functionalities of your product.
• Unique Selling Proposition (USP): Explain what makes your solution stand out from potential competitors or existing solutions.
• Business Model: If applicable, describe how your product could be monetized or scaled.
• Challenges & Learnings: Share any significant challenges you faced during development and what you learned from them.
• Future Roadmap: Outline the next steps or future enhancements for your product.
• Conclusion: Summarize your pitch and make a compelling closing statement.

Submission Format: Submit your pitch deck in PDF format. Ensure that the file size is reasonable (preferably under 10MB) for easy viewing and downloading.