Localization is a strong and meaningful part of what the community does inside the project.  Localization allow us to consume and contribute to the project in a way that touches us personally- in aesthetic, temperament, feel and of course language.  … Continue reading

Don’t stop teaching me! Mozillians are both hungry to teach, and hungry to learn.  This is evident in our culture and throughout the community.  And so, here’ s a little video from the ever-curious, ever-teaching, ever-learning Pascal Finette Picture this:  … Continue reading

The Capture Mozilla project scales knowledge through short video.  Soon we’ll have a dedicated channel on Air.Mozilla (thank you Richard and Zandr!) and we’ll be populating it with knowledge from every edge of the project. It’s one thing for people … Continue reading

Capturing yourself or someone else on video is easy to do right and easy to do wrong. So, here’s a little tutorial on some simple things you can do that will help make sure your knowledge capture is great. The … Continue reading

When I talk to Mozillians about the Capture Mozilla project, everyone says “Yes! I’d love to get knowledge through video! That sounds awesome!”- but when I ask, “Great! can we get some of your special knowledge on video?” people often … Continue reading

With the awesome talent of our creative team, the logo’s here! So, now it’s time to capture some knowledge and part it in our very own soon-to-be Air.Mozilla channel.

What’s the difference between what’s already on AirMozilla and the Capture Mozilla project? Best answer? Watching a recorded meeting or training that happened live and now lives on AirMozilla, is like eves dropping on something you weren’t invited to. You’re … Continue reading