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
The first few months of the year have been bustling for the Mozilla Learning team and community, filled with new web literacy curriculum and event resources, program expansions, and more. Here are just a few highlights: We launched two new … Continue reading
Last fall, we kicked off an effort to translate Web Literacy Basics I, a beginner module that includes six activities focused on teaching the basics of reading, writing and participating on the Web. Our initial goal was to have this … Continue reading
The team that oversees Mozilla Clubs, Hive Learning Networks, Maker Party, MozFest and all things web literacy and #teachtheweb recently came together to reflect on 2015–to share major highlights, key learnings, and what we’re looking forward to in our work … Continue reading
Of all of our accomplishments in 2013, one of the things we’re most excited about is localization. For Webmaker to truly serve a global audience, we need to engage new communities on the web in languages other than English. However, … Continue reading
