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📌 Must-Read: Education Community Essential Guide – Updated Monthly! (March Edition 🌬️ ) #152919
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Welcome to GitHub Education Community!
Whether you’re a student, teacher, or lifelong learner, this post is your go-to guide for everything happening in the Education community. Check here first each month for key resources, important discussions, and the latest events to explore. Looking for Frequently Asked Questions then check out these:
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🔥 Key Discussions & Announcements – Don’t Miss These! (March Edition)
Stay up to date with the latest community discussions and important updates. These key topics require your attention and engagement this month:
Teachers - Share your GitHub wins (2 questions) - Educators, you are invited to share your success stories on gaining approval and recommending GitHub in classrooms to help create a resource for others facing challenges in adopting GitHub.
Using your GitHub profile to enhance your resume 🧑💼 🚀 - Guidance on enhancing your GitHub profile to improve job search prospects. Share your experiences and feedback on using the guide to spruce up your profile.
Call for Submissions: Educators & Researchers, Showcase Your Academic Open Source Project 📣 - Educators and researchers, submit your academic open-source projects for a chance to be featured during Maintainer Month 2025 👀
📢 Your participation helps make this community stronger! Check out these discussions and share your thoughts.
🗓️ Upcoming Events & Opportunities (March Edition)
Code with AI Hackathon (Microsoft D&I and Code; Without Barriers) – Save the date for March 8, 2025 for a Microsoft D&I hosted tech event aimed at empowering female university students across the Asia-Pacific region.
Student Summit: Start and Accelerate Your Career in Tech – Scheduled for March 23, 2025, this virtual event is tailored for students exploring or advancing a career in technology. Industry experts will share real-world experiences and provide guidance on building expertise in application development, low-code/no-code solutions, AI, data, and machine learning.
Check out if there are any events hosted near you! – In March 2025, the GitHub Campus Experts program features several events worldwide, including hackathons, workshops, and conferences including India, UK, USA, Turkey and more.
🌟 Community Spotlight – Shoutout to Our Contributors! (March Edition)
Each month, we highlight members who go above and beyond—whether by helping others, asking insightful questions, or sharing valuable resources. A huge thank you to:
🏆 @davevad93 – Being in the top spot of our community's leaderboard, what else can I say but a huge shout out to them patiently explaining to users that processing times for the SDP can vary and may take up to a couple of weeks. They also provide links to related discussions and the Student Developer Pack Application FAQs for further reference. Super star ⭐
🏆 @Gedamu-tinsae – Helped by addressing an issue where a user couldn't access GitHub Copilot after Student Developer Pack activation. Thank you for your contribution 🙇
🏆 @ITT22052292-GABES – After receiving guidance from @davevad93 on redeeming GitHub Education benefits, they confirmed that the suggested steps resolved their issue, expressing gratitude for the assistance. We should try to always show our gratitude to others 🫶
👏 Want to be featured? Keep engaging, helping, and contributing valuable insights!
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