When individuals around the globe are able to make, create, and share online at lightning speed, the open internet becomes an even more powerful tool for learning. This month, we are celebrating the one-year anniversary of our commitment to a … Continue reading
The party don’t stop! For 2015 our Learning Networks team decided to take a step back to evaluate how our annual Maker Party could bridge the gap between a campaign and year long engagement strategy. In the past we’ve successfully … Continue reading
In 2014, Hive Learning Networks went global. We crafted a developmental model that addressed a real demand from individuals and organizations who were interested in bringing Hive to their city. We created an informational hub site that began to lay … Continue reading
Our goal at the beginning of this year was to support our incredible community by finding an interesting and accessible way for mentors, and those who share a passion for education and web literacy, to connect and develop their skills. … 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
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
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Mozilla’s Web Literacy Map constitutes the skills and competencies required to read, write and participate on the web. It currently stands at version 1.1 and a more graphical overview of the competency layer can be found in the Webmaker resources … Continue reading
As the year comes to a close, we’re feeling extremely grateful for the many individuals who have been able to learn, teach others and contribute to our tools, products and curriculum in 2014. Whether it was on their own, in … Continue reading
For the past four weeks, 25 non-profit organizations from across Hive communities in NYC, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Chattanooga and Kansas City have been hard at work raising money for their digital literacy programs. They participated in the Hive Challenge on Crowdrise, … Continue reading
