Stardance Certificate of Achievement
Issued by Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, to teens who complete at least 30 hours of verified project work during the Stardance Challenge.
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This certificate is issued by Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 81-2908499), to teens who complete at least 30 hours of verified project work during the Stardance Challenge.
Every hour is logged through daily devlogs, reviewed and approved by Hack Club staff, and tied to a shipped project that anyone can try. Each certificate has a unique 6-character verification code linking back to the recipient's work.
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Obed Otto
182 approved hours 5 projects issued September 28, 2026
Approved projects on Stardance
Mars Tab
A simple Mars-themed New Tab Page
SchoolWare
A short WarioWare-style game about school
ObeBot - A Slack Helper Bot
My first slack bot! It can do a few things like respond to pings, display a list of commands, and send messages to th...
GravOS
A web OS about Grav, a character from the game SuperOrbital
SuperOrbital
Super Orbital is a 2D precision platformer where you can toggle gravity midair, throw wrenches to control your moment...
FAQ
- What is Stardance Challenge?
- Stardance Challenge is a teen online hackathon run by Hack Club in partnership with NASA, AMD, and GitHub. It is open to any teen 13–18 worldwide, and gives free prizes for each project submitted.
- What is Hack Club?
- Hack Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps teens worldwide build real technical projects through online and in-person hackathons. Over 150,000 teens are part of the community. Learn more at hackclub.com.
- What does this certificate mean?
- This certificate verifies that the recipient spent at least 30 hours working on personal projects that have been shipped so anyone can experience it. Each certificate has a unique code that links to the recipient's work.
- How can I earn a certificate?
- Anyone ages 13–18 can earn a certificate by joining Stardance Challenge, logging time on personal technical projects, and shipping them for the community to see. No prior experience required. Guides are provided.
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