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### Register Your Project In 4 easy steps!

* **READ** the next 4 short sections: The Basics, The Project Lead Role, and Project Lead FAQs
* **COMPLETE** this [project submission form](https://goo.gl/forms/0enj1vARqdBA2FHF3)
* **LOOK** for an email from us, with a point of contact and a link to a GitHub issue
* **FILL OUT/COMPLETE** the Git Hub issue.

### The Basics

In 2017 we're inviting a wide range of projects, from security/privacy tools to scientific software to web literacy curriculum to community events-- nearly anything that supports or builds the open web.  Any project entered in the sprint should:

* have a designated **project lead** who can lead the work before and during the sprint
* allow and **welcome contributions** by Sprint participants
* support the **open web and a healthy internet.**

To REGISTER your project for the sprint, you will need, at minimum:

* a GitHub account
* a GitHub Repository to host your project information. 

[This is easy to do! Information about opening a GitHub account and creating a repository are here}(https://mozilla.github.io/global-sprint/project-requirements/). You'll also find information about a few extra steps you can do to get your project FEATURED on Network Pulse and here on the Global Sprint site, where potential contributors will see them first. **In past Sprints, FEATURED projects had nearly 5 times as many contributions and active contributors as projects that were simply registered without good documentation.** (Registered projects are listed among our all the projects in our GitHub issue tracker for the Sprint).

### The Project Lead Role
The Project Lead role is key for a successful run in the Global Sprint!  All Project Leads should have a good understanding of basic open practices. **We're strongly recommending that all Global Sprint Project Leads take ["Open Leadership 101"](https://mozilla.teachable.com/p/open-leadership-101) a very short (1-hour) online course covering these concepts.**

Project leads should:

* document and prepare their projects **in advance** of the Sprint
* **be available from 9-5 in their local time on the days of the Sprint** to coordinate project work, answer questions, and approve contributions and pull requests
* be a **welcoming, enthusiastic, and patient** project leader

### FAQs for Project Leads
Coming soon!

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layout: page
title: "For Project Leads"
following: _articles/project-checklist.md
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### Register Your Project In 4 easy steps!

* **READ** the next 4 short sections: The Basics, The Project Lead Role, and Project Lead FAQs
* **COMPLETE** this [project submission form](https://goo.gl/forms/0enj1vARqdBA2FHF3)
* **LOOK** for an email from us, with a point of contact and a link to a GitHub issue
* **FILL OUT/COMPLETE** the Git Hub issue.

### The Basics

In 2017 we're inviting a wide range of projects, from security/privacy tools to scientific software to web literacy curriculum to community events-- nearly anything that supports or builds the open web.  Any project entered in the sprint should:

* have a designated **project lead** who can lead the work before and during the sprint
* allow and **welcome contributions** by Sprint participants
* support the **open web and a healthy internet.**

To REGISTER your project for the sprint, you will need, at minimum:

* a GitHub account
* a GitHub Repository to host your project information. 

[This is easy to do! Information about opening a GitHub account and creating a repository are here](https://mozilla.github.io/global-sprint/project-requirements/). You'll also find information about a few extra steps you can do to get your project FEATURED on Network Pulse and here on the Global Sprint site, where potential contributors will see them first. **In past Sprints, FEATURED projects had nearly 5 times as many contributions and active contributors as projects that were simply registered without good documentation.** (Registered projects are listed among our all the projects in our GitHub issue tracker for the Sprint).

### The Project Lead Role
The Project Lead role is key for a successful run in the Global Sprint!  All Project Leads should have a good understanding of basic open practices. **We're strongly recommending that all Global Sprint Project Leads take ["Open Leadership 101"](https://mozilla.teachable.com/p/open-leadership-101) a very short (1-hour) online course covering these concepts.**

Project leads should:

* document and prepare their projects **in advance** of the Sprint
* **be available from 9-5 in their local time on the days of the Sprint** to coordinate project work, answer questions, and approve contributions and pull requests
* be a **welcoming, enthusiastic, and patient** project leader

### FAQs for Project Leads
Coming soon!


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