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Evaluated Page Links

To make it easier for judges to find relevant documentation, we have created evaluated pages with static (unchangeable) links for all awards and for most medal criteria. If your team wants to be evaluated for an award/medal, you will need to document your achievements related to this award/medal on an evaluated page. For example, if you wish to be evaluated for the Parts Collection prize, you must document your work on https://2016.igem.org/Team:[NAME]/Part_Collection. Below you will find a list of all of the evaluated pages provided to teams.

The judges will be directed to these pages from static links within the judging form. Do not change the location or URL of these pages in your wiki. If your documentation for an award is not on the page encoded by the static link, your team may not be judged for that prize.

Why are we making this change? Last year, teams were required to enter their own page links into the judging form to be evaluated for some awards. Sometimes these links did not work. For example, some teams used web design packages that created dynamic links, and the system could not identify these pages.

Since specific pages on your wiki can be hard to find, we created these evaluated pages with static links to help the judges find the information they need to evaluate specific awards. When you create your project wiki, you are not limited to using only these evaluated pages, however; you may organize additional project information as you wish.

What does this mean? Regardless of how you style your wiki, you will need to preserve the designated URLs in order to be evaluated for the awards listed below. Beware! Web design packages that create their own dynamic links will not work!

So where are the links? Your team wiki will include all of the necessary pages by default. You can refer to the list of pages below, as well. Be sure to use your official team name space. For example: https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example.

When striving for an award, note that it is not sufficient to simply fulfill the award criteria. You will need to convince the judges that you have satisfactorily fulfilled the criteria. If the judges are not convinced after reading your documentation (on your wiki and on the Registry), you may not be awarded the prize.

Evaluated Pages for Medal Criteria

Below are links to the team "Example" evaluated pages for medal criteria. For your own pages, please replace "Example" with your team name to find the page on your wiki, or navigate to that page using the menu in your team namespace.

Bronze

All criteria must be met:

• Bronze #1: No special page required.
• Bronze #2 (Deliverables): Complete all deliverables in section 3 of Requirements page: https://2016.igem.org/Requirements. No special wiki page required.
• Bronze #3 (Attributions): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Attributions
• Bronze #4 (Part or Other for Special Track teams): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Parts. If a part is required, you will additionally need to provide a part number in your part number range when you fill out the judging form.

Silver

All criteria must be met:

• Silver #1 (Part data): Part number in your part number range is required when filling out the judging form. Data must be on the Part page on the Registry. You must also submit this part to the Registry to achieve this medal criterion.
• Silver #2 (Collaboration): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Collaborations
• Silver #3 (Human Practices Silver): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/HP/Silver

Gold:

At least two (2) criteria must be met:

• Gold #1 (Human Practices Gold): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/HP/Gold
• Gold #2 (Improving a previous iGEM project): Include in project description page https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Description.
• Gold #3 (Proof of Concept): https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Proof
• Gold #4 (Demonstrate your work): Show your project working under real world conditions/Showcase your project at the Giant Jamboree. https://2016.igem.org/Team:Example/Demonstrate

Evaluated Pages for Special Prizes:

Below are links to the team "Example" evaluated pages for awards. For your team to be eligible for these awards, you must edit the corresponding page and show what you have achieved.

Awards with no required evaluated page:

• Best Wiki
• Best Poster
• Best Poster
• Track Awards (based on total body of work, not any specific page)

Team wiki pages not tied to awards

The lists above show the wiki pages that will be evaluated by judges for specific awards and the four awards that are not tied to a specific page on your wiki. There are also a number of other pages that you are encouraged to make that the judges will look at, but not evaluate for specific awards.

While these pages are not evaluated by judges, they may be looked at by other committees or members of the iGEM community. For example, safety is not evaluated by the judges, but is assessed by the iGEM safety committee.