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Example Everything on this site is sample data — one of the configurations this template ships with, built from the same repository.

Example: Program / cohort portal
Your Organization Data Learning Cohorts Portal
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Submit a team project

Share your team project with the program. Submissions open a GitHub issue for the coaches to review; nothing is published until it is approved.

Nothing is sent from this page. Your answers stay in this browser until you press a button.

This site has no catalog repository behind it, so nothing here can be submitted. The questions, the card preview and the copy buttons all work — the last step, which on a published catalog opens a prefilled GitHub issue for a maintainer to review, has nowhere to go, so Email it instead is the way out of this page.

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An assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot can draft your answers with you. Give it the instructions; they say what each question asks and which answers are allowed. Its answers are shaped by this JSON Schema. Then paste the JSON it gives you below. Screenshots and files are not part of it: add them on this page or in the GitHub issue.

About the project

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Section 1 of 5

About the project

The question the team asked and what came of it.

Short, descriptive name.

One or two sentences shown on the catalog card. Plain language, no jargon.

Optional. The single clearest result — a number if you have one.

Cohort year, e.g. 2026.

The area, unit or team the participants come from — whatever your organization calls it.

Which program track was this? (optional)

Which program track this project came out of.

Section 2 of 5

Team

Who did the work and who coached them.

One name per line. One per line, or separated by commas.

The coach or mentor who supported this team.

Section 3 of 5

Method

The data, tools and techniques behind the result.

Techniques, libraries or platforms the team used. One per line, or separated by commas.

Describe the datasets — do not paste sensitive data. One per line, or separated by commas.

Which skills did this project build? (optional)

Select all that apply.

Free-form topics so people can find related work. One per line, or separated by commas.

Section 4 of 5

Materials

Dashboards, posters and anything else to share.

A published dashboard, notebook or app, if there is one.

A repository the next cohort could start from.

Do you have a showcase poster?

The showcase poster. Its first page becomes the card thumbnail.

Files can't be attached from this page. Drag poster.pdf into the GitHub issue on the next screen and a maintainer will add it to your entry. Over 25 MB, or kept in a shared workspace? Paste a link in “Other materials” instead.

Do you have the original project brief?

The one-page brief written at the start of the cohort.

Files can't be attached from this page. Drag idea-sheet.pdf into the GitHub issue on the next screen and a maintainer will add it to your entry. Over 25 MB, or kept in a shared workspace? Paste a link in “Other materials” instead.

Up to six PNG or JPG images. Make sure no personal information is visible.

You can drag image files straight into the GitHub issue on the next screen. If your images are already online, paste their addresses here instead — one per line, optionally followed by | alt text. PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP images are copied into the repository; anything else is left as a link for a maintainer.

Anything else worth linking? (optional)

Slides, shared drives or write-ups. One per line as “Label | URL”.

Section 5 of 5

The write-up

The full story, in the team’s own words.

Markdown is supported. Tell the story of the project.