Today, Mozilla is launching the Internet Health Report v.0.1 – an open source research and documentation project about the state of internet health, and we’d love your input! This initial version of the Internet Health Report is designed to start … Continue reading
Written by Kenyatta Forbes Overview Twice a year, Mozilla hosts a global gathering called All Hands, a special opportunity for all paid staff and our most impactful community members, contributors, and volunteers to come together in person and dig into … Continue reading
In our efforts to increase global web literacy and empower future generations of web citizens, we continue to explore opportunities that connect skills development with interests and issues that affect learners both on and offline. January is #PrivacyMonth, a community-driven, … Continue reading
This blog post was co-authored by Doug Belshaw, collaborator on the “Co-Designing Open Privacy Badges for Privacy Education with Canadian Youth” project. The Open Badges Infrastructure [OBI] is a system of exchanging and displaying metadata-infused, web-native credentials. What this … Continue reading
This guest post was written by Tamara Shepherd, collaborator on the “Co-Designing Open Badges for Privacy Education with Canadian Youth” project. We currently have a draft version of the Anonymizer badge activity kit posted on the Webmaker site. The idea … Continue reading
At Webmaker, we’re experimenting with a method that allows people to log in without a password by using a handshake over email or text message instead. Our goal is to reduce the frustrations that come with password management for our … Continue reading
