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Jeremie Patonnier
Jan 27, 2014, 12:48:41 PM1/27/14
to Laura Hilliger, dev-mdc, Brett Gaylor, Chris Mills, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, Ali Spivak
Hi Laura :)
2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
> -the lists
> +the Webmaker team
>
> Hi Jeremie,
>
> This is super exciting. I’ll fill out the survey, but I also wanted to
> point you to the Webmaker Roadmap.<https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap> There
> are some places where we can work together ;)
>
Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet Swisher
had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common work.
> Looking at Chris’ draft plan, I see some experiments<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Beginners/CSS_basics#Exercise_1.3A_define_a_basic_rule_in_CSS> in
> using Webmaker tools and writing tutorials around them.
>
Absolutely, one of the first thing we plan to do on MDN is to make an
inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more
easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out
what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the
survey made for).
> Perhaps there are things we can do to collaborate on these (e.g. we have
> tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on
> MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we
> tag stuff, etc).
>
Yes. As an example, I took a look at the Slow Parser project and I think it
would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code
editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials.
I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial
to both projects.
Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some
important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when
or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
> On the “Content <https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap#Priority_2>”
> piece: this year we want to run several sprints to create learning
> resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you’re
> interested in focusing on, we’d be delighted to run sprints with you and
> otherwise work together to build out those resources.
>
That would be awesome :) I'm not sure we will be able to start producing
nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate
webmaker/MDN sprint.
> For sprints, we have this plan started, which includes a template for
> content creation:
>
> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
>
> We were planning on starting with Privacy:
> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
>
That sounds great, I look forward to see the result :)
> We have a workweek next week, and I’ll add to talk about how we can best
> support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda.
> Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
>
Absolutely. Know that I'm easy to reach on Monday. The rest of the week
will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway,
I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
> Finally, I’m writing up a plan for #teachtheweb team “office hours”. The
> idea is that we have a set schedule of “office hours” where we run a
> hangout (using HOMAGO <http://homago.com/>) and teach specific topics
> (“Come learn about the CSS box model!”). I was also thinking some might
> have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a
> stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different
> things. If you like the idea, I’ll be sure to include you :)
>
Oh yes, I like this. Among the things we suspect would be great for
beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like
something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
> What’s the best way to keep each other posted on progress? Is email
> preferred?
>
Absolutely. On the MDN side everything regarding this project is discuss
publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning
Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo (
https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area).
If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress
status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I
can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing
list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new
discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to
join the discussion on dev-mdc.
> Please let us know if there are specific things about Webmaker + MDN you
> want us to think on.
>
There is nothing that pop to my head right now, but I let you know as soon
as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some
feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think
about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
> (And now to the actual survey ;)
>
\o/
Best,
--
Jeremie
.............................
Web : http://jeremie.patonnier.net
Twitter : @JeremiePat <http://twitter.com/JeremiePat>
2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
> -the lists
> +the Webmaker team
>
> Hi Jeremie,
>
> This is super exciting. I’ll fill out the survey, but I also wanted to
> point you to the Webmaker Roadmap.<https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap> There
> are some places where we can work together ;)
>
Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet Swisher
had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common work.
> Looking at Chris’ draft plan, I see some experiments<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Beginners/CSS_basics#Exercise_1.3A_define_a_basic_rule_in_CSS> in
> using Webmaker tools and writing tutorials around them.
>
Absolutely, one of the first thing we plan to do on MDN is to make an
inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more
easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out
what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the
survey made for).
> Perhaps there are things we can do to collaborate on these (e.g. we have
> tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on
> MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we
> tag stuff, etc).
>
Yes. As an example, I took a look at the Slow Parser project and I think it
would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code
editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials.
I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial
to both projects.
Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some
important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when
or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
> On the “Content <https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap#Priority_2>”
> piece: this year we want to run several sprints to create learning
> resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you’re
> interested in focusing on, we’d be delighted to run sprints with you and
> otherwise work together to build out those resources.
>
That would be awesome :) I'm not sure we will be able to start producing
nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate
webmaker/MDN sprint.
> For sprints, we have this plan started, which includes a template for
> content creation:
>
> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
>
> We were planning on starting with Privacy:
> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
>
That sounds great, I look forward to see the result :)
> We have a workweek next week, and I’ll add to talk about how we can best
> support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda.
> Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
>
Absolutely. Know that I'm easy to reach on Monday. The rest of the week
will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway,
I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
> Finally, I’m writing up a plan for #teachtheweb team “office hours”. The
> idea is that we have a set schedule of “office hours” where we run a
> hangout (using HOMAGO <http://homago.com/>) and teach specific topics
> (“Come learn about the CSS box model!”). I was also thinking some might
> have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a
> stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different
> things. If you like the idea, I’ll be sure to include you :)
>
Oh yes, I like this. Among the things we suspect would be great for
beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like
something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
> What’s the best way to keep each other posted on progress? Is email
> preferred?
>
Absolutely. On the MDN side everything regarding this project is discuss
publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning
Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo (
https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area).
If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress
status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I
can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing
list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new
discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to
join the discussion on dev-mdc.
> Please let us know if there are specific things about Webmaker + MDN you
> want us to think on.
>
There is nothing that pop to my head right now, but I let you know as soon
as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some
feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think
about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
> (And now to the actual survey ;)
>
\o/
Best,
--
Jeremie
.............................
Web : http://jeremie.patonnier.net
Twitter : @JeremiePat <http://twitter.com/JeremiePat>
Ali Spivak
Jan 27, 2014, 12:55:00 PM1/27/14
to Jeremie Patonnier, dev-mdc, Brett Gaylor, Chris Mills, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, Laura Hilliger
I'm super excited about this conversation :-)
Let's continue to work on ways to work together - sprints, hangouts and shared content being awesome ways to do so.
ali spivak
408-859-8260
asp...@mozilla.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeremie Patonnier" <jeremie....@gmail.com>
To: "Laura Hilliger" <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
Cc: "Ali Spivak" <asp...@mozilla.com>, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, "Brett Gaylor" <br...@mozillafoundation.org>, "Chris Mills" <cmi...@mozilla.com>, "dev-mdc" <dev...@lists.mozilla.org>
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2014 9:48:41 AM
Subject: [Learning Area] Synergy with webmaker
Hi Laura :)
2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger < la...@mozillafoundation.org >
-the lists
+the Webmaker team
Hi Jeremie,
This is super exciting. I’ll fill out the survey, but I also wanted to point you to the Webmaker Roadmap. There are some places where we can work together ;)
Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet Swisher had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common work.
<blockquote>
Looking at Chris’ draft plan, I see some experiments in using Webmaker tools and writing tutorials around them.
</blockquote>
Absolutely, one of the first thing we plan to do on MDN is to make an inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the survey made for).
<blockquote>
Perhaps there are things we can do to collaborate on these (e.g. we have tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we tag stuff, etc).
</blockquote>
Yes. As an example, I took a look at the Slow Parser project and I think it would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials. I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial to both projects.
Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
<blockquote>
On the “ Content ” piece: this year we want to run several sprints to create learning resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you’re interested in focusing on, we’d be delighted to run sprints with you and otherwise work together to build out those resources.
</blockquote>
That would be awesome :) I'm not sure we will be able to start producing nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate webmaker/MDN sprint.
<blockquote>
For sprints, we have this plan started, which includes a template for content creation:
https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
We were planning on starting with Privacy: https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
</blockquote>
That sounds great, I look forward to see the result :)
<blockquote>
We have a workweek next week, and I’ll add to talk about how we can best support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda. Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
</blockquote>
Absolutely. Know that I'm easy to reach on Monday. The rest of the week will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway, I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
<blockquote>
Finally, I’m writing up a plan for #teachtheweb team “office hours”. The idea is that we have a set schedule of “office hours” where we run a hangout (using HOMAGO ) and teach specific topics (“Come learn about the CSS box model!”). I was also thinking some might have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different things. If you like the idea, I’ll be sure to include you :)
</blockquote>
Oh yes, I like this. Among the things we suspect would be great for beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
<blockquote>
What’s the best way to keep each other posted on progress? Is email preferred?
</blockquote>
Absolutely. On the MDN side everything regarding this project is discuss publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area ).
If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to join the discussion on dev-mdc.
<blockquote>
Please let us know if there are specific things about Webmaker + MDN you want us to think on.
</blockquote>
There is nothing that pop to my head right now, but I let you know as soon as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
<blockquote>
(And now to the actual survey ;)
</blockquote>
Let's continue to work on ways to work together - sprints, hangouts and shared content being awesome ways to do so.
ali spivak
408-859-8260
asp...@mozilla.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeremie Patonnier" <jeremie....@gmail.com>
To: "Laura Hilliger" <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
Cc: "Ali Spivak" <asp...@mozilla.com>, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, "Brett Gaylor" <br...@mozillafoundation.org>, "Chris Mills" <cmi...@mozilla.com>, "dev-mdc" <dev...@lists.mozilla.org>
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2014 9:48:41 AM
Subject: [Learning Area] Synergy with webmaker
Hi Laura :)
2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger < la...@mozillafoundation.org >
-the lists
+the Webmaker team
Hi Jeremie,
Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet Swisher had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common work.
Looking at Chris’ draft plan, I see some experiments in using Webmaker tools and writing tutorials around them.
</blockquote>
Absolutely, one of the first thing we plan to do on MDN is to make an inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the survey made for).
Perhaps there are things we can do to collaborate on these (e.g. we have tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we tag stuff, etc).
Yes. As an example, I took a look at the Slow Parser project and I think it would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials. I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial to both projects.
Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
On the “ Content ” piece: this year we want to run several sprints to create learning resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you’re interested in focusing on, we’d be delighted to run sprints with you and otherwise work together to build out those resources.
</blockquote>
That would be awesome :) I'm not sure we will be able to start producing nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate webmaker/MDN sprint.
For sprints, we have this plan started, which includes a template for content creation:
https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
We were planning on starting with Privacy: https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
That sounds great, I look forward to see the result :)
We have a workweek next week, and I’ll add to talk about how we can best support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda. Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
Absolutely. Know that I'm easy to reach on Monday. The rest of the week will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway, I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
Finally, I’m writing up a plan for #teachtheweb team “office hours”. The idea is that we have a set schedule of “office hours” where we run a hangout (using HOMAGO ) and teach specific topics (“Come learn about the CSS box model!”). I was also thinking some might have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different things. If you like the idea, I’ll be sure to include you :)
</blockquote>
Oh yes, I like this. Among the things we suspect would be great for beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
What’s the best way to keep each other posted on progress? Is email preferred?
Absolutely. On the MDN side everything regarding this project is discuss publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area ).
If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to join the discussion on dev-mdc.
Please let us know if there are specific things about Webmaker + MDN you want us to think on.
There is nothing that pop to my head right now, but I let you know as soon as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
(And now to the actual survey ;)
Michelle Thorne
Jan 28, 2014, 12:22:24 PM1/28/14
to Ali Spivak, Brett Gaylor, Jeremie Patonnier, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, dev-mdc, Laura Hilliger, Chris Mills
Hi all,
+1 to the excitement around working more closely.
What if we distill and think of a pilot project we could do together? Is
there something MDN is already tracking towards that Webmaker could help
with? Maybe a select set of interactive tutorials, tied to priority topics
in MDN and aligned with the web literacy map.
I bet we'd quickly come up with something crisp yet valuable that we could
do in the near-term that sets the stage for even bigger collaborations!
// m
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 6:55 PM, Ali Spivak <asp...@mozilla.com> wrote:
> I'm super excited about this conversation :-)
>
> Let's continue to work on ways to work together - sprints, hangouts and
> shared content being awesome ways to do so.
>
>
> ali spivak
> 408-859-8260
> asp...@mozilla.com
>
> ------------------------------
> *From: *"Jeremie Patonnier" <jeremie....@gmail.com>
> *To: *"Laura Hilliger" <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
> *Cc: *"Ali Spivak" <asp...@mozilla.com>, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org,
> *Subject: *[Learning Area] Synergy with webmaker
>
>
--
[image: Mozilla Webmaker] <https://webmaker.org/>
webmaker.org*Michelle Thorne*
Global Strategist
Mozilla Foundation
Email: mich...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @thornet <https://twitter.com/thornet>
+1 to the excitement around working more closely.
What if we distill and think of a pilot project we could do together? Is
there something MDN is already tracking towards that Webmaker could help
with? Maybe a select set of interactive tutorials, tied to priority topics
in MDN and aligned with the web literacy map.
I bet we'd quickly come up with something crisp yet valuable that we could
do in the near-term that sets the stage for even bigger collaborations!
// m
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 6:55 PM, Ali Spivak <asp...@mozilla.com> wrote:
> I'm super excited about this conversation :-)
>
> Let's continue to work on ways to work together - sprints, hangouts and
> shared content being awesome ways to do so.
>
>
> ali spivak
> 408-859-8260
> asp...@mozilla.com
>
> *From: *"Jeremie Patonnier" <jeremie....@gmail.com>
> *To: *"Laura Hilliger" <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
> *Cc: *"Ali Spivak" <asp...@mozilla.com>, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org,
> "Brett Gaylor" <br...@mozillafoundation.org>, "Chris Mills" <
> cmi...@mozilla.com>, "dev-mdc" <dev...@lists.mozilla.org>
> *Sent: *Monday, January 27, 2014 9:48:41 AM
> cmi...@mozilla.com>, "dev-mdc" <dev...@lists.mozilla.org>
> *Subject: *[Learning Area] Synergy with webmaker
>
>
> Hi Laura :)
>
> 2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
>
>> -the lists
>> +the Webmaker team
>>
>> Hi Jeremie,
>>
>> This is super exciting. I'll fill out the survey, but I also wanted to
>> point you to the Webmaker Roadmap.<https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap> There
>
> Hi Laura :)
>
> 2014-01-27 Laura Hilliger <la...@mozillafoundation.org>
>
>> -the lists
>> +the Webmaker team
>>
>> Hi Jeremie,
>>
>> This is super exciting. I'll fill out the survey, but I also wanted to
>> are some places where we can work together ;)
>>
>
> Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet
> Swisher had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common
> work.
>
>
>> Looking at Chris' draft plan, I see some experiments<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Beginners/CSS_basics#Exercise_1.3A_define_a_basic_rule_in_CSS> in
>>
>
> Oh yes, definitely. From my current knowledge, Ali Spivak and Janet
> Swisher had talked to some people of the webmaker team to start such common
> work.
>
>
>> using Webmaker tools and writing tutorials around them.
>>
>
>>
>
> Absolutely, one of the first thing we plan to do on MDN is to make an
> inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more
> easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out
> what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the
> survey made for).
>
>
> inventory of what we currently have and start organize it into some more
> easy to find, easy to use area(s). But the current work is to figure out
> what we should actually do to make MDN more beginner friendly (so is the
> survey made for).
>
>
>> Perhaps there are things we can do to collaborate on these (e.g. we have
>> tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on
>> MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we
>> tag stuff, etc).
>>
>
>> tutorial capabilities within our tools too, maybe we can embed content on
>> MDN, and pull content from the MDN via the MakeAPI. Implications in how we
>> tag stuff, etc).
>>
>
> Yes. As an example, I took a look at the Slow Parser project and I think
> it would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code
> editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials.
> I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial
> to both projects.
>
> Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some
> important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when
> or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
>
>
> it would be an awesome feature to use it to build a Dabblet/JSFiddle code
> editor within MDN to build interactive examples and interactive tutorials.
> I'm pretty sure that trying to embed such tool into MDN would be beneficial
> to both projects.
>
> Being able to exchange content would also be awesome. However it has some
> important impact on Kuma (the MDN engine) therefor, I cannot predict when
> or even if it would be possible. But the idea worth considering it.
>
>
>> On the "Content <https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Roadmap#Priority_2>"
>> piece: this year we want to run several sprints to create learning
>> resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you're
>> interested in focusing on, we'd be delighted to run sprints with you and
>> otherwise work together to build out those resources.
>>
>
>> resources for the Web Literacy competencies. For the 5 Competencies you're
>> interested in focusing on, we'd be delighted to run sprints with you and
>> otherwise work together to build out those resources.
>>
>
> That would be awesome :) I'm not sure we will be able to start producing
> nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate
> webmaker/MDN sprint.
>
>
> nor adding third party content before Q2, but YES, we could run coordinate
> webmaker/MDN sprint.
>
>
>> For sprints, we have this plan started, which includes a template for
>> content creation:
>>
>> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
>>
>> We were planning on starting with Privacy:
>> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
>>
>
>> content creation:
>>
>> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/ContentSprints
>>
>> We were planning on starting with Privacy:
>> https://teach.etherpad.mozilla.org/WebLitStd-Competency-Privacy
>>
>
> That sounds great, I look forward to see the result :)
>
>
>
>
>> We have a workweek next week, and I'll add to talk about how we can best
>> support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda.
>> Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
>>
>
>> support this initiative / a brainstorming session to our agenda.
>> Afterwards, maybe we can meet and share some ideas.
>>
>
> Absolutely. Know that I'm easy to reach on Monday. The rest of the week
> will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway,
> I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
>
>
> will be a bit harder (even impossible on Tuesday and Wednesday). Anyway,
> I'll be glad to discuss this further with you.
>
>
>> Finally, I'm writing up a plan for #teachtheweb team "office hours". The
>> idea is that we have a set schedule of "office hours" where we run a
>> hangout (using HOMAGO <http://homago.com/>) and teach specific topics
>> idea is that we have a set schedule of "office hours" where we run a
>> ("Come learn about the CSS box model!"). I was also thinking some might
>> have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a
>> stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different
>> things. If you like the idea, I'll be sure to include you :)
>>
>
>> have no topic, but be like AMAs (ask me anythings). I was going to take a
>> stab at making a plan, and then ask contributors to sign up for different
>> things. If you like the idea, I'll be sure to include you :)
>>
>
> Oh yes, I like this. Among the things we suspect would be great for
> beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like
> something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
>
>
> beginners, Chris highlight the "Mentorship" idea. As this sounds like
> something similar to me, It would also be great to invite him as well.
>
>
>> What's the best way to keep each other posted on progress? Is email
>> preferred?
>>
>
>> preferred?
>>
>
> Absolutely. On the MDN side everything regarding this project is discuss
> publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning
> Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo (
> https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area).
>
> If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress
> status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I
> can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
>
> As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing
> list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new
> discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to
> join the discussion on dev-mdc.
>
>
> publicly on the dev-mdc mailing list (with messages prefix with [Learning
> Area]) and I keep track of the progress on WikiMo (
> https://wiki.mozilla.org/MDN/Learning_Area).
>
> If you want a regular summary of the project activity, I post a progress
> status on the mdn-drivers mailing list on a regular basis. If you wish I
> can send it to the webmaker mailing list as well.
>
> As this discussion looks very important to me I add the dev-mdc mailing
> list as a copy and change the subject of the e-mail to start a new
> discussion thread. Feel free to do the same on the webmaker part :) and to
> join the discussion on dev-mdc.
>
>
>> Please let us know if there are specific things about Webmaker + MDN you
>> want us to think on.
>>
>
>> want us to think on.
>>
>
> There is nothing that pop to my head right now, but I let you know as soon
> as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some
> feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think
> about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
>
>
> as it will be the case. As we are currently in the process to gather some
> feedback about what we need to improve first is a bit to early to think
> about specific things :) but I'll keep you posted.
>
>
>> (And now to the actual survey ;)
>>
>
> Twitter : @JeremiePat <http://twitter.com/JeremiePat>
>>
>
>
>
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webmaker.org*Michelle Thorne*
Global Strategist
Mozilla Foundation
Email: mich...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @thornet <https://twitter.com/thornet>
Jeremie Patonnier
Jan 30, 2014, 10:10:34 AM1/30/14
to Michelle Thorne, Brett Gaylor, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, dev-mdc, Laura Hilliger, Ali Spivak, Chris Mills
Hi Michelle :)
2014-01-28 Michelle Thorne <mich...@mozillafoundation.org>
> What if we distill and think of a pilot project we could do together?
>
As we are in the exploratory phase of that project on MDN, we are open to
any suggestion :)
The current idea is to define a more concrete set of actions by end of
March once we will have the result of our current survey (I plan to present
the results of the survey during the MDN meet up schedule for March 7-9)
> Is there something MDN is already tracking towards that Webmaker could
> help with?
>
Intuitively, I think including the SlowParser project within Kuma could
provide interesting features for code samples with something a bit less
complex than Thimble and more integrated with MDN content. But it's
currently just an intuition and it needs to be thought a bit more.
> Maybe a select set of interactive tutorials, tied to priority topics in
> MDN and aligned with the web literacy map.
>
To be honest, I haven't take the time to look at the current Webmaker
content yet and we first need to sort out our own existing content. But
yes, it is definitely something worth considering.
2014-01-28 Michelle Thorne <mich...@mozillafoundation.org>
> What if we distill and think of a pilot project we could do together?
>
any suggestion :)
The current idea is to define a more concrete set of actions by end of
March once we will have the result of our current survey (I plan to present
the results of the survey during the MDN meet up schedule for March 7-9)
> Is there something MDN is already tracking towards that Webmaker could
> help with?
>
provide interesting features for code samples with something a bit less
complex than Thimble and more integrated with MDN content. But it's
currently just an intuition and it needs to be thought a bit more.
> Maybe a select set of interactive tutorials, tied to priority topics in
> MDN and aligned with the web literacy map.
>
content yet and we first need to sort out our own existing content. But
yes, it is definitely something worth considering.
Jeremie Patonnier
Jan 30, 2014, 10:15:02 AM1/30/14
to mozt...@mozillafoundation.org, dev-mdc
Hello Webmaker team :)
Could someone told me what is the best IRC chanel to reach you and discuss
our common topics? (you seams to have several chanels)
The best MDN IRC chanel for such discussion is #mdn if you need to reach
one of us :)
Best
Could someone told me what is the best IRC chanel to reach you and discuss
our common topics? (you seams to have several chanels)
The best MDN IRC chanel for such discussion is #mdn if you need to reach
one of us :)
Best
Laura Hilliger
Jan 30, 2014, 10:25:20 AM1/30/14
to Jeremie Patonnier, dev-mdc, mozt...@mozillafoundation.org
We hang out in #teachtheweb :) Join us!
Laura Hilliger
Training & Curriculum Lead
Mozilla Foundation
Email: la...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @epilepticrabbit
Laura Hilliger
Training & Curriculum Lead
Mozilla Foundation
Email: la...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @epilepticrabbit
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