Portraits génétiques — Brilliant (and somewhat eerie) genetic mashup portraits. The Poking Machine — A wearable device that pokes you physically whenever you are poked on Facebook, no matter where you are. Long Island Landscapers — NY PBS mocks reality … Continue reading
We often hear teens refer to summer as a “break,” but what does that mean? No homework! More time with friends and family. The beach, city parks, swimming! The opportunity to find a job, earn some money and make new … Continue reading
Meet Chad Sansing: he’s a humanities teacher, a webmaking mentor and a champion of the open web. If the rumors are true, he’s also an all-around nice guy. Chad helps run the National Writing Project’s MOOC (that stands for Massive … Continue reading
Mozilla’s Maker Party has started with a bang! We’re only a few weeks into our 3-month celebration and thousands of people have already gotten together at events around the world — from India to Uganda to France — to help … Continue reading
At last weekend’s Hive Toronto Popcorn Maker Party for youth, attendees and mentors learned that — with a little creativity and remixing — they were able to use Mozilla Webmaker tools like Popcorn Maker to talk back to the news.
The science of memes — Scientists identify meme phenomena but conclude that no one knows why any particular type of content goes viral. Are you creatively satisfied? — The Great Discontent asks Brooklyn Beta conference attendees a reflective question in this … Continue reading
When you think about it, the idea behind “view source” is incredible. Not only can you, with the click of a button, instantly reveal a site’s code; you can copy, paste, tweak and make that code into something all your … Continue reading
It’s always exciting to see which Webmaker projects people gravitate toward. Since the Maker Party started three weeks ago, one of the most popular projects has been the remixable movie poster:
