Maker Party partnerships are a great opportunity for us to get to know organizations who are doing awesome work making and teaching all year round. Based in Wellington, New Zealand, MakerBox is an organization that believes every child should have … Continue reading
Maker Party By The Numbers: Total events during Maker Party: 1,900+ Individuals attending Maker Party events: 85,000+ Number of cities hosting Maker Party events: 385+ In the last six weeks we have seen people all over the world taking a … Continue reading
Interactive start page gives users a taste of coding and digital creativity For the first time ever, Firefox users will be able to play around with the code that makes up the familiar Firefox start page. A new experience launching … Continue reading
MakerSchools is a 2014 Collaborative Community Project led by MakerKids in collaboration with Kids Learning Code and Toronto Public Libraries. For more details, visit the MakerSchools project portfolio. This article originally appeared on the MakerKids blog. In our previous blog … Continue reading
Introduction In our recently-published whitepaper Why Mozilla cares about Web Literacy we talk about the importance of sharing on the web: Mozilla believes that the use of the Webmaker tools and teaching kits within an online training environment helps facilitate … Continue reading
We’re very excited about this year’s Mozilla Festival (24-26 October, London). It really is true that you can arrive with an idea and leave with a community! You can get an flavour of some of what will be going on … Continue reading
Maker Party By The Numbers: Total events during Maker Party: 1,830+ Individuals attending Maker Party events: 77,550+ Number of cities hosting Maker Party events: 365+ All over the world we are seeing the awesome effect of people teaching the web … Continue reading
Editor’s Note: Community Literacies is a series about Webmaker’s finest learning resources around the world, and the stories that bring them to life. Have something to share? Get in touch with Kat. Three new educational creations from Maker Party For … Continue reading
It’s a big week for the Science Lab as we welcome two – count ’em two! – new members to our core team – a lead developer and a community manager. Today is both of their first days, and I … Continue reading
Fashion Futures is a 2014 Collaborative Community Project led by the Textile Museum of Canada in partnership with SKETCH, the AGO’s “After 3” Program and the Toronto Public Library. For more details, visit the Fashion Futures’ project portfolio. This blog … Continue reading
