The National Writing Project (NWP) and KQED are leading the Letters to the Next President 2.0 campaign to engage and connect young people, aged 13–18, as they research, write, and make media to voice their opinions on issues that matter … Continue reading
Mozilla’s July edition of the Curriculum Workshop brought together nearly 40 people across the globe in real time to discuss what it means to broker web literacy and how it can make an impact in local communities. When you broker … Continue reading
Please join us in celebrating this month’s community spotlight, Mark Shillitoe, who is making an impact in his local community and beyond. Mark is currently leading digital learning innovations and creativity at a new international school in Switzerland. Outside of … Continue reading
The Internet is most powerful when anyone — regardless of gender or geography — can participate equally. A truly open Web should unlock educational, economic, and civic opportunity for everyone, everywhere. Motivated by this core belief, Mozilla and UN Women … Continue reading
The team that oversees Mozilla Clubs, Hive Learning Networks, Maker Party, MozFest and all things web literacy and #teachtheweb recently came together to reflect on 2015–to share major highlights, key learnings, and what we’re looking forward to in our work … Continue reading
As part of Mozilla’s mission to #teachtheweb, we’ve put a lot of effort into cultivating and growing the Mozilla Clubs program across the globe, which includes helping develop local volunteer Club Captains (and Regional Coordinators) to lead the charge. It’s … Continue reading
Every week, the Mozilla Learning Networks team–with staff located across the US, Canada, Brazil, London, and Berlin–gathers for an hour-long video conference to connect, plan, solve challenges, share resources and work together. In a recent meeting, we shared updates on … Continue reading