As we bask in the epic win of the last 48 hours of the Global Sprint 2016, we’d like to remind everyone in the community that next week we’ll be hosting an AWESOME community call and we want you there! For background, the … Continue reading
As you may recall, back in February, Stephanie Wykstra and I put out a call asking you to share your stories of research data reuse. That call closed on March 10th and we promised to report back what we learned. … Continue reading
Tomorrow’s Internet is going to be everywhere. Connectivity will be embedded in your transportation, your home, your places of learning and work, your clothing and probably even in your skin. It is estimated that by 2020, 41 billion devices will … Continue reading
Back in October 2015, I posted an invitation to jump into the firehose of open data with me. To my delight, Stephanie Wykstra of Innovations for Poverty Action took me up on the offer and plunged in head first. We … Continue reading
Our next community call will take place this Thursday, January 14. The call is open to the public and will start at 11:00 am ET. Call in details can be found on the call etherpad (where you can also find … Continue reading
As part of our ongoing research efforts to understand our users, we spent three weeks in Chicago in April 2015 to conduct ethnographic research in collaboration with the Hive Chicago team. Learning from this study can be found in this … Continue reading
At the very end of June, we added a “Pledge to Teach” action to teach.mozilla.org. After people complete the pledge, they are able to take a survey that allows us to find out more about their particular context for teaching … Continue reading
Since 2012, pioneering educators and web activists have been reflecting and developing answers to the question, “What is web literacy?” These conversations have shaped our Web Literacy Map, a guiding document that outlines the skills and competencies that are essential … Continue reading
Mozilla is working alongside GSMA to explore how individuals in developing countries use the Web. These users often come online exclusively through their smartphones — and so we’re working to ensure they discover a mobile Web that’s fully open, accessible … Continue reading
The emergence of Web Literacy Clubs began with the question: “How can we deepen how people teach the web with Mozilla, so that their teaching experience with us is of higher quality, their learners learn more, and their community leadership … Continue reading
