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Last took part in 2019

Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society

Exploring cyberspace, sharing in its study, & helping to pioneer its development

Contributors in 2026

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Not taking part

Projects since 2016

20

5 a cycle on average

Cycles

4 of 11

First in 2016

Rank in 2026

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By contributors

Mentors

4

for 3 projects in 2019

Contributors per cycle

Accepted projects each year, against the median organization that year

  1. 10
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Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society contributors per cycle
Berkman Klein Center for Internet and SocietyMedian organization
2016104
201754
201823
201934
202004
202104
202203
202304
202404
202505
202604

Quick answers

Is Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society in GSoC 2026?
No. It last took part in 2019.
How long has it taken part?
4 of 11 cycles since 2016, first in 2016.
How many contributors does it usually take?
5 a cycle on average, 20 in total. Its largest cycle was 2016, with 10.
What does it build with?
JavaScript, Ruby On Rails, Go, Meteor.js, SQL/NoSQL, D3 and 4 more.

Accepted projects

3 projects in 2019 · All 20 projects since 2016

  1. Proposal For Berkman Klein Center For Internet And Society - Question Tool

    Sanket SinghMentored by Ellen Popko, peterh

    The current state of Question Tool client side app is in functional state, but there are both, a large number of issue remaining, and an equally...

  2. Proposal for Integration of perma.cc with Lumendatabase

    Shubham SangamnerkarMentored by Andromeda Yelton

    Perma.cc is created with a aim to tackle the increasing incidences of link rot. It does so by archiving copies of the linked resources and providing...

  3. Ayanda

    Atul NairMentored by sabzo

    Ayanda is an Open Source Android Library that makes it easy to discover nearby devices and share files through a simple API. Ayanda is meant to...

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Data: Google Summer of Code public archive. Contributor counts are accepted projects.