Win a WeatherBug® Tracking Station for Your School!
Contest begins October 1st, 2007
The WeatherBug® 2007 Online Science and Programming Contest
The WeatherBug 2007
Online Science and Programming Contest was designed to teach students in grades
K-12 about innovative ways to display compelling information while writing their
own programs and researching and learning about the environment around them.
The national contest, sponsored by WeatherBug and its online programming partners
Leopard and Phrogram, will inspire and engage students in schools nationwide
in computer programming and science, while also competing for some great prizes
for themselves and their school.
Tools for the contest have been kid-tested and are fun and engaging. Winners will
be chosen based on creativity, design and the most innovative use of weather data
and information. Submissions will be displayed online or downloadable from the web
so students can be inspired by what their peers created in other schools across
the country.
Contest submissions need to be created using one of the following programs: Leopard,
Phrogram or the WeatherBug API programming language tool.
Click Here for Official Contest Rules and Regulations
Click
Here To Start Programming!
How to submit your entry:
Instructions for API:
Gather all required source files and binary files and combine
them into a ZIP file with the same name as your program. Then, email the
ZIP as an attachment to jferro@aws.com.
In the subject line include: 'Fall Contest Entry' so we will know
it's for this contest. Also write a brief description of what your program
does in the body of the email
Instructions for Phrogram:
Excluding any custom sounds and images that you create, the
easiest way to send us your program is to rename it like this: change “MyProgram.kpl”
to “MyProgram.kpl.TXT .” To include the images and sounds with the program,
combine all files in a ZIP file with the same name as the program. Then,
email either the TXF file or the ZIP file as an attachment to jferro@aws.com.
In the subject line include: 'Fall Contest Entry' so we will know
it's for this contest. Also write a brief description of what your program
does in the body of the email.
Instructions for Leopard:
Navigate to http://weather.weatherbug.com/labs/leopard/submitapps.html
and follow the instructions on that page to submit your application.
Instructions for Stickers:
Send an email to jferro@aws.com
with a link to the web site in which you have embedded your sticker.