Title (Name of project, name of creator(s), competition category & level)
Introduction of project
What hardware and software did you use?
Why did you choose to do this project?
What have you learned from creating this project?
Visual documentation during project development (photos)

Bibliography – If the project contains any material not written/created by the student, a bibliography must be included (including websites used, people that consulted with the student to provide guidance, etc)

Copyright permissions – The Student Technology Fair committee supports ethical behavior and respect for the work of others.  Any images, text or recordings not created by the student must have written permission from the owner of the work.  The content must give permission of use or be free domain. Note: "Google," "DISCUS," and "United Streaming" are not considered full citations. Work that is unique to the student or free in the public domain is acceptable but must be listed in the Bibliography. Work that is not properly cited will be penalized in the judging.

Computers and Software - Students will be provided a table and electricity the day of the competition. Students are responsible for the security of any computer brought on the premises. If additional equipment is needed, please complete the additional equipment needed form prior to the day of the competition.