Hi there @githubusername,
As we continue to stuff the pack with the best developer tools, we have some exciting announcements for members:
New to the pack: AWS Educate
Today we’re making an addition to the Student Developer Pack: Amazon Web Services' Educate. You can join Amazon's own student developer program, AWS Educate, and gain access to Amazon Web Services’ on-demand cloud computing, big data, database, storage and other IT services.
By joining AWS Educate (free for all students), you will receive grants of Amazon Web Services cloud computing credits. These credits provide $35 to $100 of access to self-paced labs on AWS services, coursework and online content on IT for gaming, mobile app development, HPC, and access to in-person and virtual events. Plus: GitHub Student Developer Pack members get a bonus of $15 in AWS credit grants for a total of $50 to $115 in credit*.
To join AWS Educate and get your additonal $15 credit grant, head on over to your Student Developer Pack.
YubiKey discount for Student Developer Pack members
GitHub recently announced support for FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F) - a rapidly growing open authentication standard that helps add another layer of security to your GitHub account. To take advantage of the security improvements provided by U2F, you'll need to purchase a physical hardware key. We've partnered with Yubico, co-creator of the U2F protocol, to provide Student Developer Pack members a standing 20% discount on YubiKey purchases.
Read more about how U2F keys work, and visit Yubico's special offer page to verify your account and get your discounted YubiKey. Take a look at the GitHub U2F documentation to learn how to associate your U2F key with your GitHub account.
Classroom for GitHub
Classroom for GitHub makes it easier than ever to teach with GitHub.
Thousands of teachers use GitHub in their courses every day. They distribute starter repositories, give feedback on pull requests, and collect assignments. In addition to helping teachers provide a better learning experience, teaching with GitHub gives students early exposure to software development best practices like version control, issue tracking, and code review.
Sound like something your teachers could use? Share the announcement and ask them to give Classroom for GitHub a try in your courses.
Summer internships at GitHub in San Francisco
You could spend this summer learning and devloping your skills with mentorship from GitHub employees. We're looking for talented students to join our first ever internship program, designed to give students unique work experience by pairing you with real GitHubbers on real projects.
We're currently accepting applications for the following internships:
Customer Success Intern
Sales Development Intern
Social Impact Intern
You can always find the full list of open internships on our jobs page.
Cheers,
Firstname Lastname
Position, GitHub
jajaja@github.com......
anyway, i guess I don't really need this, since I don't even use my vultr, digitalocean, or linode credits... but if it doesn't expire for a year *ponder*.
