For the next few weeks, we’ll feature blog posts from our current fellows about their fellowship experience, read on to find out why you should apply for the 2016 Mozilla Fellowship for Science according to 2015 fellow, Richard Smith-Unna, cross-posted here … Continue reading
For the next few weeks, we’ll feature blog posts from our current fellows about their fellowship experience, read on to find out why you should apply for the 2016 Mozilla Fellowship for Science according to 2015 fellow, Christie Bahlai, cross-posted here … Continue reading
In April 2016 public libraries and library information schools were invited to submit proposals to adapt and pilot Mozilla’s Web Literacy training and digital badges/credentials with library staff or students beginning in the summer and running through January 2017. Last … Continue reading
Hive Toronto is excited to announce that we are a recipient of CIRA’s Community Investment Program. CIRA is actively building a stronger internet in Canada by providing funding to charities, not-for-profits and the academic community for projects that are on … Continue reading
Summer learning programs offer many opportunities and challenges across the globe, and this month’s Mozilla Curriculum Workshop aimed to unpack both the supports and obstacles to provide a working, open source solution: a convening and facilitation guide for hosting a … Continue reading
For the next few weeks, we’ll feature blog posts from our current fellows about their fellowship experience, read on to find out why you should apply for the 2016 Mozilla Fellowship for Science according to 2015 fellow, Joey Lee. Around this … Continue reading
A Next Generation Learning Opportunity What if every child in Austin had the opportunity to deploy a network of digital sensors to analyze local air and water quality? Utilize studio-grade audio tools without special hardware, straight from a web browser? … Continue reading
On June 2-3 the Mozilla Science Lab held its third annual Global Sprint and the two-day event was a great success. Scientists, researchers, students, coders, librarians and the public came together across many time zones to collaborate on open science … Continue reading
We have nine amazing projects underway in Chattanooga and Kansas City to pilot applications and associated curricula that leverage high-speed networks for learning. The 16-week pilot period started on May 16 and we had a chance to check in with … Continue reading
This month, Mozilla is excited to offer three events to cultivate, motivate and activate learning and making across the globe! Mozilla Curriculum Workshop Thursday, June 16 9am PT/ 12pm ET/ 5pm UTC Join co-hosts Amira Dhalla and Chad Sansing broadcasting … Continue reading
