Webmaking is fun. Creating memes and hilarious animated gifs is a great way to spend an afternoon. But sometimes there are more serious issues we’d like to examine — and webmaking tools like Popcorn and Thimble can help. Earlier this … Continue reading
As the Webmaker project matures from an experiment in teaching the web to a community-driven hub for making, you may have noticed a few changes to the look of Webmaker.org lately. One of the changes we are most excited about … Continue reading
One of the great things about having the ability to pull together content from across the web into a dynamic, remixable video is that it allows us to create our own commentary on the culture that surrounds us. Recently, … Continue reading
Here’s something cool: Philo van Kemenade, a creative technologist from London and Gilles Pradeau, a documentary filmmaker from France, have teamed up to run Popathon Europe, a series of open-source interactive online video storytelling workshops as part of the global … Continue reading
UNESCO has been using technology to reach under-served populations around the world and they’re calling for people to use Popcorn Maker to help remix educational videos, including ones they’re currently using in rural Pakistan.
(Cross-posted from the Mozilla blog) Today at the Mozilla Festival, we’re extremely proud to launch the 1.0 version of Popcorn Maker, a free web app that makes video pop with interactivity, context and the magic of the web. Popcorn Maker … Continue reading
Cross-posted from the Mozilla blog Today, a powerful new Popcorn Maker demo makes its debut on TED.com, showcasing Popcorn’s potential to change the way the world tells stories on the web. Mozilla Chief Operating Officer, Ryan Merkley, presented Popcorn Maker … Continue reading
(cross-posted from the Mozilla blog) Mozilla and PBS Newshour launch innovative new election video tool — starring YOU [updated Oct 12 to include PBS Newshour video] Today, Mozilla and PBS Newshour are proud to launch AdLibs, a unique new media … Continue reading
Cross-posted from the Mozilla blog. Join us for three days of inspired making, learning and celebration in London. Today we’re extremely proud to launch the new 2012 Mozilla Festival web site — and invite you to join us November 9-11 … Continue reading
