Contest Result: iTeach - Life Hacks at Home

The last iTeach contest organized by me has ended and it would be a pleasure to present the result as I reveal the winner(s) in the contest and highlight a few things about the participation. Let's take a quick ride together.

The edition of the iTeach contest organized last week was centered on Life hacks at home that seek to learn from users some of the life hacks they improvise at home to serve a specific purpose in the absence of the standard/designated tools or devices.

It's an educational contest and contest entries are expected to teach more than theory, such that the aim of the contest is achieved. As such, compliance with the contest requirements is very important before users can be considered for rewards, you must have passed across valid practical life hacks in this contest.

Out of the total 3 entries gotten in this contest, only 1 entry complied with all the requirements by showing a life hack at home. Other entries have been based on theories, choosing one of those devices for discussion, show how it's used at home would have been great, just one is enough.

That being said, we have just a single winner in the contest who gave an alternative for baking cakes in the absence of an oven. Below is the link to the user's article and rewards distribution.

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In conclusion, such educational contests as the iTeach contest series were created to see users share a valid tutorial with others and with proper illustration, as such it is required that users pay attention to the requirements and not participate for participation sake. Thanks to everyone that entered the contest, I hope to have you on subsequent ones.