Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund awards $134,000 to nine grantees across Chattanooga and Kansas City Mozilla is pleased to announce the nine grant award recipients in Kansas City and Chattanooga that will receive funds from the Gigabit Community Fund. Grantees across … Continue reading
Today, for the sixth consecutive year, President Obama is celebrating all things STEM with students from across the country at the White House Science Fair. View the White House press release, full release can be found here. You can join … Continue reading
As part of our new application cycle, we’re exploring four areas in which we think next-generation networks could have a big impact on learning: virtual reality, video, big data, and connected devices. Contemplating a Gigabit Community Fund application but don’t … Continue reading
Mozilla is excited to be back in Kansas City and even more excited to continue our work with inspiring local educators, innovators and technologists to leverage technology as a force for good in learning spaces. We will continue to support … Continue reading
The Mozilla Foundation is furthering its commitment to gigabit innovation in the U.S. with the help of a three-year, $3.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The grant builds on Mozilla’s ongoing partnership with US Ignite, a national … Continue reading
We started running online learning modules in response to the growing need for people to learn how both the technical and social structures of the web work. Open, online learning can activate and inspire people, and we’ve been trying to … Continue reading
Hive Learning Networks are a growing constellation of communities around the globe that are championing digital skills and web literacy through connected learning. We’re excited to announce that starting today, we’ll be recognizing the individuals who contribute to Hive’s growth … Continue reading
Amongst the cheerful clamor of hundreds of educators connecting at the Digital Media & Learning this year, I’ve heard some pretty amazing thoughts from some pretty amazing people on how to reform education. And although I’ve talked to participants and … Continue reading
How does openness lead to innovation? What competencies and skills are necessary for working in the open? What are some of the barriers to working in the open and how can we best address them? Week 3 of Teach the … Continue reading
Connected Learning wants to revolutionize the way people learn. How can Webmaker be a part of that movement? Inspired by last week’s Teach the Web focus on remix and connected learning, this post includes five real-world stories that highlight how … Continue reading
