Teens in AI - IWD Global Techathon 25

What is the main goal of the Teens in AI - IWD Global Techathon 2025?

• To create a new social media app
• To develop tech-driven solutions for real-world challenges aligned with the SDGs
• To compete for cash prizes only
• To learn coding languages like Python and Java

How does the concept of SDGs relate to the Techathon's goals?

• The Techathon is unrelated to global issues
• The Techathon only addresses local community problems
• The Techathon aims to develop solutions that align with the SDGs
• The Techathon focuses on entertainment and social media

Which challenge is addressed by SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being)?

• Lack of access to affordable healthcare
• Climate change and pollution
• Lack of quality education
• Gender inequality

Which of the following best explains how technology can help achieve SDG 4 (Quality Education)?

• By forcing students to learn coding
• Through online learning platforms, AI tutors, and digital tools to improve access
• By replacing teachers completely
• By building more schools without technology integration

What is a key challenge NOT addressed by SDG 5 (Gender Equality)?

• Lack of access to clean water and sanitation
• Gender-based violence and discrimination
• Unequal access to education and jobs
• Unequal pay in workplaces

What is the first step in the project development process during the Techathon?

• Waiting for a mentor to give instructions
• Pitching the idea immediately
• Brainstorming and identifying a real-world problem
• Creating a prototype

How long do teams have to pitch their project during the final event?

• 5 minutes total – 3 minutes for the pitch and 2 minutes for Q&A
• 10 minutes total
• There is no time limit
• Only 1 minute, no Q&A

Which of the following is NOT part of the judging criteria for the Techathon?

• Social Impact
• Innovation & Creativity
• Technical Feasibility
• How expensive the project is to build

Why is it important to develop a prototype during the Techathon?

• To show off coding skills only
• It is not necessary to create a prototype
• To make the project more expensive
• To give judges a clear visual representation of the solution

What is the best way to prepare for the final pitch?

• Memorize everything word for word
• Practice speaking clearly, focus on problem-solution-impact, and be confident
• Ignore feedback and just go with the first idea
• Avoid answering judges’ questions