After one and a half months we’re able to successfully make our Mozilla Webmaker event at our university, the Independent University of Bangladesh. The event was organized through the joint efforts of the Department of Environmental Science, Monte Carlo Informatics Club, and IUB in association with the Firefox Student Ambassadors of IUB (#FSAIUB). The dean of the School of Environmental Science and Management (SESM) started the Webmaker event by giving his welcome address to all of our participants.

The dean of SESM, IUB giving his welcome address.

More than 100 interested participants were in attendance.

Our first speaker was Anam Ahmed, a fellow FSA, who gave an overview of Mozilla who described its mission and goals.

Afterwards, Ashikuzzaman also an FSA of #FSAIUB, introduced to our participants the Mozilla Webmaker tools like Mozilla Thimble.

Then one of the leading members of FSAIUB, Abdullah Al Noman, also talked about X-ray Goggles.

Christopher Sangma, another member of FSAIUB, moderated the whole event using his nice presentation skills.

Then I introduced our participants the Mozilla Popcorn Maker.

After our sessions introducing the Webmaker tools, we then hosted a Webmaker competition. All our delegates participated in this session .

After we announced the winners for the Webmaker competition our dean gave them Mozilla Webmaker shirts as a prize. We also gave away cool Mozilla swags to all of our participants. The Monte Carlo Informatics Club gave them certificates of appreciation.

Chowdhury Kamrul Hasan talking at the event, He’s senior lecturer of ENV. Sci. at IUB

After giving out the prizes, we provided snacks to all our participants, including the dean and all of the faculty members, of delicious cake, sweets and FOX’s candy 😀

This event was made possible by our support team which consists of the following persons: Mahbub Hossain (FSA), Ragib Raonak (FSA), Shaon Mahfuz (FSA), Akash (FSA), Abdullah Al Mamun (FSA), Rajib Kumar Shaha.

Abdullah Al Noman and Shariful Islam (Club lead)

We’re Mozilla 🙂