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## Sharing Your Work Outside the Class

You are _never_ required to share anything you do in this class outside the class.
The only people with whom you are required to share your work are the members of
the teaching team and your classmate partners during peer review.

You are, however, allowed to share your work outside the class if you so choose.
Given the open-ended nature of this project, we are not concerned with plagiarism
by students in future semesters, and we are aware that your work in this class could&nbsp;—
and hopefully will&nbsp;— lead to additional opportunities after the class is over.

## Opportunities for Sharing Work

If you choose to share your work outside the class, there are a number of opportunities
you may be able to leverage:


* Talk to experts in the field in which you're interested! You're free to reach out
to them directly to see if anyone would be willing to chat about your ideas. The
teaching team and your classmates also may have valuable contacts that you can
use, so if you're interested in talking to someone in a particular area, post as
such in the class forum and see if anyone can connect you. If you want to speak
to anyone at Udacity, I'm certain I can set that up, and I'm sure your classmates
and the members of the teaching team will have contacts in local schools, in the
EdTech industry, or in academia.
* Post your work to your personal web site, blog, or social media site. Many
students already do this at the end of the semester, but in this class where<commit_msg>Update tips-sharing-your-work.md<commit_after>---
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## Sharing Your Work Outside the Class

You are _never_ required to share anything you do in this class outside the class.
The only people with whom you are required to share your work are the members of
the teaching team and your classmate partners during peer review.

You are, however, allowed to share your work outside the class if you so choose.
Given the open-ended nature of this project, we are not concerned with plagiarism
by students in future semesters, and we are aware that your work in this class could&nbsp;—
and hopefully will&nbsp;— lead to additional opportunities after the class is over.

## Opportunities for Sharing Work

If you choose to share your work outside the class, there are a number of opportunities
you may be able to leverage:


* Talk to experts in the field in which you're interested! You're free to reach out
to them directly to see if anyone would be willing to chat about your ideas. The
teaching team and your classmates also may have valuable contacts that you can
use, so if you're interested in talking to someone in a particular area, post as
such in the class forum and see if anyone can connect you. If you want to speak
to anyone at Udacity, I'm certain I can set that up, and I'm sure your classmates
and the members of the teaching team will have contacts in local schools, in the
EdTech industry, or in academia.
* Post your work to your personal web site, blog, or social media site. Many
students already do this at the end of the semester, but in this class where
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