mmaadd fellows · wave 01

you are here.

your home base for the whole wave. sign in with the google account on your offer letter, then choose your cohort.

and aina — your mmaadd fellows ng assistant, here for questions any time.

your first person is olawumi. no question is too small.

mmaadd fellows wave 01 · home base

this week

one page. one brief. one place to submit.
aina signed in as ·

this week

full schedule

wkbriefdates

every week: draft due wed eod · final due fri 5pm wat.

pro access

need a paid tool? request access to one tool at a time — status updates here.

tools

tagged confirm = link to be finalized before specialist weeks. weeks 1–2 = free tiers.

documents

toolkit — how-to for every toolfolder
submissions calendar — wed / fri datesfolder
this week’s brief + practice packfolder
2-page profile intake templatefolder
stipend / payment formfolder · to olawumi

everything opens in your fellow folder — no extra logins. if you see “request access,” switch to the google account on your offer letter.

who to ask

tool questionsgoogle chat
assignment questionsgoogle chat
folder accessmmaadd@…
program / stipendolawumi@awipa.org
quick questions, any timeask aina

tool + assignment questions go in google chat so the whole room learns from the answer.

submission 101 — proof of work from chat

gemini
  1. open the chat with your result.
  2. for an image: tap the image → download.
  3. share (top of chat) → create link → copy. that link is your proof of input.
chatgpt
  1. image: hover/tap the image → the download icon.
  2. chat: tap the share icon → create link → copy.
  3. paste that link into your submission.
canva
  1. share → download → png (image) or mp4 (video).
  2. share → copy link → set access to “anyone with the link.”
capcut
  1. export → choose resolution → save to your device.
  2. share → copy link if you want a preview link too.

paste links, or drop a file?

simple rule: your finished work goes in as a file — drop it in your week folder. your proof of how you made it (the chat) goes in as a link or one screenshot. skip long walls of chat text — one link or image is enough.