This post is one of a series where we’re sharing things we’ve learned while running A/B tests during our End of Year fundraising campaign. At Mozilla we strive to ‘work open’, to make ourselves more accountable, and to encourage others … Continue reading
This is the third post in our Year in Review series. Every day this week, one member of the Science Lab will be posting their reflections on lessons learned in 2014, and point to plans for 2015 in their area … Continue reading
This is the second post in our Year in Review series. Every day this week, one member of the Science Lab will be posting their reflections on lessons learned in 2014, and point to plans for 2015 in their area … Continue reading
Image from a concept sketch by Sabrina Ng The Web Literacy Map details the skills and competencies that the Mozilla community believe are required to read, write and participate on the web. It can be seen in visual form in … Continue reading
There’s an event in Kansas City in January that is shaping up to be the must-attend conference of gigabit cities. But, also for educators. That’s right. And we couldn’t be more excited… This main stage event is the Gigabit City … Continue reading
Guest post from Erin Mote, Mozilla Gigabit Fund, Adviser on Next-Gen Learning. In 1956 President Dwight D Eisenhower worked with Congress to create the Federal Highway System, a national network that would transform commerce throughout the United States. Now, goods … Continue reading
Every day this week, one member of the Science Lab will be posting their reflections on lessons learned in 2014, and point to plans for 2015 in their area of expertise as discussed by the team in Portland earlier this … Continue reading
One of the cardinal points of open science is collaboration; effectively working together is the engine that open science derives speed, accuracy and impact from beyond what we achieve working alone. But collaboration contains several moving parts; things like trust, … Continue reading
There are a lot of ways that fundraising at Mozilla is very different than the fundraising I’ve done at other non-profit organizations. One of the most striking differences is how our Privacy Principles guide our donor experience, our fundraising systems, … Continue reading
For the past few months, I’ve been chewing on what needs to happen to support new instructors as they get ready to start teaching their first few workshops – how can we make the experience painless, clear and enjoyable, and … Continue reading
