Celebrating 10 years of SIIM Hackathons, this webinar will take a look at what set SIIM hackathons apart, how they’ve evolved and why you should join us in our 11th year. A common misconception is that hackathons are for coders, and that could not be further from the truth. SIIM’s hackathons are designed for everyone in the SIIM community to enjoy learning, collaborating and networking in a friendly, non-competitive environment.
2024’s Hackathon is a hybrid one, meaning that anyone can participate fully remotely. Additionally, this webinar will shed light on Hackathon resources made available to everyone all year round, such as the Hackathon Platform, and the Hackathon Dataset.
Objectives
- Learn about the SIIM Hackathon, an important facet of SIIM’s educational repertoire, with a promise of learning-by-doing.
- Shed light on SIIM Hackathon resources available to everyone all year-round
- Recap accomplishments stemming from 10+ years of SIIM Hackathons, including impact on the open-source medical imaging community.
CE Credit
SIIM has approved this activity for 1.0 hours of SIIM IIP Credits towards certification and re-certification by the American Board of Imaging Informatics (ABII).
To receive credit, registrants must view the entire webinar and then complete the post-webinar survey. Webinar credits will only be awarded one time per webinar view, regardless of if the learner watches the content live or on-demand.
Note: In order to receive credits for any events/learning you attend you must select your eligible credit types found in the CE & Certification section of your MySIIM Account profile.
To access the webinar, once you are registered navigate to My Learning in your My SIIM Account profile.
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