[SOLVED] How to Submit Octernship Task?

just that screenshot

with a private repo link

this https://github.com/orgs/appwrite-octernship/repositories

I see.

This should be the task: https://github.com/appwrite/octernships/blob/main/devrel_task2.md

yes i know but in docs there are only thing regarding what to do, not how to do

What docs are you referring to?

this one only

What "how" are you referring to? How to record a video? I think that would be on you to figure out as part of the task

no like where do i need to upload these videos

where do i need to update my work, like i got link for personal repo, do i need to update my work over there or i can do in my personal repo

Please make sure you read the task thoroughly: https://github.com/appwrite/octernships/blob/main/devrel_task2.md#task-submission

okay just need to upload the video link right?

thanks for helping me out

[SOLVED] How to Submit Octernship Task?

explain me about this one https://github.com/appwrite/octernships/blob/main/devrel_task1.md#task-submission

how i am going to submit link on github class room?

also i can upload the video my own personal youtube account

@Steven

You should have a PR created for you

@benihimearatamee there is a chance we have to delete that repo and rebuild the structure in the next couple days. GitHub gave us unclear instructions and we are working on fixing it.

You can also submit it via to me in a DM if it gets done early, otherwise the repo will be linked to the github classrooms soon. 🙂

The grading will be specifically on how clear your video instructions are and not the quality of the video itself, but both would make you stand out amongst the rest 🙂

i know how to make that app in flutter but never made such kind of videos, I'm an introvert programmer🙂

and also what is the stipend process if I some how manage to make the videos @Tessa

I have updated all 5 projects with a readme and deadline information.

This is open to up to 2,500 students to do these tasks.

The tasks serves as the application and is unpaid.

Upon being selected as one of the 5 people of the 2,500 people, and we bring you on as an intern, then we pay a monthly stipend, which the chance of being hired fulltime/parttime after the internship is over.

GitHub did not make those instructions clear to students I think...