A good title is important! We suggest that you don't just copy the EduHack course activity title here, but customise it to make it unique.

Publish under your name, twitter handle, cover name, or remain "Anonymous". If you include a twitter handle such as @EduHackEU, when someone tweets your work you will get a notification.

Use the editing area below the toolbar to write and format your post. You can also paste formatted content here (e.g. from MS Word or Google Docs). The editing tool will do its best to preserve standard formatting (headings, bold, italic, links, etc). If you want to insert any images, click "Add Media" to attach them to your post. You can also embed audio and video by putting the URL on a separate line (you will only see a place holder in the editor, but the media will show in preview and in the published post). Click and drag the icon in the lower right to resize the editing space.

See details on the formatting tools in the editing tool tips.

Add any endnote / credits information you wish to append to the end of your writing, such as a citation to where it was previously published or any other meta information. URLs will be automatically hyperlinked when published.

Please use some image to illustrate your post. Any uploaded image should either be your own or one licensed for re-use; provide an attribution credit for the image in the caption field below. You can find openly licenced photos at sites like www.pexels.com, www.pixabay.com or www.unsplash.com

Provide full credit / attribution for the header image.

Check as many that apply

Separate multiple keywords with commas.

If you provide an email address when your post is published, you can request a special link that will allow you to edit it again in the future. If you leave this field empty you won't be able to modify your post later on. The email address will NOT be displayed with you post.

If you're posting anonymously, please insert your real name here for certification purposes. This information will NOT be displayed with your post, it is for the EduHack team's use only.

Choose your preferred reuse option.