Current literature on hackathons : outcome sustainability and remote participation
Tikka, Matvei (2020)
Diplomityö
Tikka, Matvei
2020
School of Engineering Science, Tietotekniikka
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe20201214100473
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe20201214100473
Tiivistelmä
This thesis work is based on Systematic Literature Review on hackathon like events. Thesis research focuses on outcome sustainability and remote participation during these events. A general overview of hackathon related research topics and coverage relevance have been conducted with potential future research suggestions in mind. Selected material has been classified during the in-depth reading process and focus-related observations recorded for further analysis. The most notable observations are the following: 1) Publications on post-event walkthrough are the most common ones, 2) There is a decent amount of research on motivation during the event, although it mainly focuses on participant motivators, 3) Hackathons are commonly viewed as part of the learning process that in many cases have similarities with Project-Based Learning and/or emphasise the importance of teamwork, 4) Event outcome sustainability is little researched and has contradictory findings as well as 5) Remote participation in hackathon like event is almost not studied and is mostly limited to subjective sidenotes in research focusing on other subjects.