In 2011, Mozilla created Open Badges with funding from the MacArthur Foundation and a network of partners committed to developing a new way to recognize and connect learning anytime, any place, and any pace. Since then a growing community of … Continue reading
Making All Learning Count: Competency-based Education In the 21st century (21C), learning can take place anytime, anywhere, at any pace, and with the learner at the center. This is something we at Mozilla know well. One of our goals is … Continue reading
We’re delighted to announce that Thimble, our open-source online code editor can now be used to teach the web in many more places around the world. Thimble is now available in 16 new languages (you may have already noticed a … Continue reading
Our online code editor, Thimble, makes it easy to create and publish your own web pages while learning HTML, CSS & JavaScript. There are currently six featured and easy-to-follow tutorials available for anyone to use, whether a beginner coder or … Continue reading
Within 10 years there will be five billion citizens of the web. Learning to read, write and participate in the digital world has become the 4th basic foundational skill next to the three Rs – reading, writing, and arithmetic in … Continue reading
Often it’s difficult to get contributions to open projects because some people aren’t quite sure what contribution means or how to go about doing it. Other folks don’t know what “open” means, and thus they don’t know they can contribute … Continue reading
To help you keep on top of Software Carpentry news, one of our contributors and instructors, Aron Ahmadia, has begun pulling together weekly summaries. Here you can see what the community has been up to, find out how you can … Continue reading
Earlier this month, we invited you to teach and share using our new Teaching Kit templates on webmaker.org. The goal: make it easy for educators, mentors and techies around the world to share creative ways for teaching web skills, digital … Continue reading
As you know, Mozilla community members have been busy organizing hundreds of amazing Maker Party events around the world. Over the last three months, people in more than 100 countries have been getting together to learn about the web, teach … Continue reading
Local non-profits come together to offer innovative new educational programs this fall Today, Mozilla, the Ontario Trillium Foundation and Hive Toronto are proud to announce funding for new initiatives aimed at making Toronto a more innovative, connected and digitally literate … Continue reading
