Make a music video on the web
Make your own music video on the web. It’s fun, easy, and can take as little as two minutes! Here’s how.
Posts from September, 2014
Remix your school's web site
Remix your school’s web site. It’s fun, creative, and lets you mess around with HTML, the language that makes up the web. It’s easy!
Sweden, Columbia, Mauritius, Tunisia: Maker Party Roundup (Week 8)
Maker Party By The Numbers: Total events during Maker Party: 2,300+ Individuals attending Maker Party events: 115,000+ Number of cities hosting Maker Party events: 420+ In the last 8 weeks we have managed to teach critical skills to over 100,000 … Continue reading
Competition: Remix Portland Art Museum's collections with XRay Goggles
Calling all webmakers: Do you like culture, remix and fun? The Portland Art Museum (PAM) is calling makers of all ages to reinterpret cultural works in a new and innovative competition, the Online Collections Remix! “In this participatory design contest, … Continue reading
Bringing the community closer together – Sept. 11, 11:05 ET
Our next community call will take place this Thursday, September 11. The call is open to the public and will start at 11:05 am ET – note the time change, in deference to the minute of silence to be observed … Continue reading
Instructor Hangouts, Landing this Friday
I’m pleased to announce that this Friday, 12 Sept, will be the first offering of a new twice-monthly event hosted by the Mozilla Science Lab: Instructor Hangouts. There is a growing number of fantastic workshop-oriented software and data education programs … Continue reading
Worries & Critical Mass
Welcome to the Mozilla Science Lab Week in Review, a new feature on who’s been making notable contributions to the Science Lab in the past week, a roundup of what we got up to, and some thoughts on the same. … Continue reading
Q&A with Geek Girls Carrots
We had so much fun working with Geek Girls Carrots this Maker Party season as they planned and hosted their first Maker Party. Geek girls Carrots (GCS) is a global organization that creates community for women interested in technology by … Continue reading
Teaching App Creation
In 2014, Hive Toronto received funding from CIRA through its Community Investment Program for the Canadian Appable (Ca.Appable, pronounced “capable”) project. One of the educational goals of this project is to produce open educational resources (OERs) to enable Canadian educators … Continue reading
Software Carpentry Week in Review: August 25-31, 2014
What’s happening this week Damien Irving and others have started writing the Software Carpentry lessons in Matlab. This will be the third computer language taught at our workshops, after Python and R. They are looking for more people to join … Continue reading