Software Carpentry’s monthly online lab meeting will take place tomorrow (June 26) at 10:00 am and again at 7:00 pm Eastern time. (The meeting is held twice to accommodate time zones and work schedules.) Please see this Etherpad for details … Continue reading
Editor’s Note: This is a re-post by Webmaker’s Codesign Lead Kat Braybrooke. After a few months of hacking and building, we are happy to ship v1 of the Lo-Fi, No-Fi! Teaching Kit. This kit, aimed at helping educators teach the … Continue reading
Ever dreamed of designing a video game but didn’t know where to start? This year if you love arcade games you are going to love a new webmaking activity to help you learn and teach the web; Minicade. Minicade … Continue reading
What’s happening this week The monthly Software Carpentry lab meeting will be this Thursday, June 26th, at 10am and 7pm ET. Details are in this Etherpad. Workshops Luis Pedro Coelho and Marios Isaakidis taught a workshop at Cyprus University in … Continue reading
This blog was originally posted on the Textile Museum of Canada’s tumblr. Although Wide Open Wednesdays will be on hiatus during July and August, the TMC will continue to explore traditional and digital “maker” processes through a new initiative … Continue reading
This featured blog is a summary of three blogs originally posted on the Regent Park Focus website from April 24 and May 8 and Facing History and Ourselves from June 7, 2014. One of the 2014 Collaborative Community Projects, RadioZilla … Continue reading
We’re excited to participate in Google’s new Made with Code initiative! The goal: inspire millions of girls to experience the power of code through creativity and making. Made with Code is all about women and girls aged 13 – 18 connecting code … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago we gave you a sneak peek of an upcoming refresh of webmaker.org. We’re delighted to announce that the changes we planned are now live! Take a look at some of what’s new with Web Literacy … Continue reading
Plans for our two-day sprint in July are coming together: full details are being compiled on our Etherpad, but we hope the summary below will give you a taste of what we’re hoping to do. Overview The goals of our … Continue reading
On May 30, CIRA announced 28 initiatives that are part of the first ever Community Investment Program (CIP). We’re very excited to see Hive Toronto members as part of the inaugural year of the CIP projects! CIP is designed to fund community groups, not-for-profits … Continue reading
