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Michelle Thorne
Jun 16, 2014, 6:06:12 AM6/16/14
to Ricardo Panaggio, Lista de discussão da Comunidade Mozilla Brasil, Webmaker Brasil, webm...@lists.mozilla.org, Carlos A C Valim, Melissa Mel Devens
Hey Panaggio!
Wow, how exciting. Great to hear that the Webmaker community in Brasil is
growing.
We'd love to learn how you will set up your collaborations and how we can
help. I think a number of countries and regions might be interested in
similar coordination.
One challenge Webmaker events face is that they are over in 1-2 days. The
learners have lots of fun, and they want to learn more, but the event is
over. They don't have anywhere to keep learning and making, and it's hard
for the mentors to stay engaged and keep improving their skills as well.
What if we had a network of Webmaker Clubs?
These could run very locally -- quite small in size but meet regularly at a
school or coffee shop. Like a kitchen table event every week. There would
be local organizers of the clubs, coordinated and coached by Webmaker
Mentors.
Here's how it could work:
* Train and support a regional community of Webmaker Mentors who are
interested to teach the web.
* Identify local schools and other organizations who are looking to improve
their web literacy. Matchmake among mentors and learners/orgs.
* Team up a pair of Webmaker Mentors in each school/org to coach new
leaders to be able to run activities locally and sustainably.
* Use the Webmaker Mentor network to share tips & tricks, teaching
resources, and other ideas to improve how the local clubs run.
This is a really fresh, half-baked idea, but it could be quite effective!
The Mozilla Uganda community is thinking about something like this. Would
love to hear what you all think.
To read more about what a Webmaker Club could look like, check out Emma
Irwin's site: http://webmakerclub.org/
// m
On Sunday, June 15, 2014, Ricardo Panaggio <pana...@panaggio.net> wrote:
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> Hello Webmaker and fellow Brazilians,
>
> After the recent thread Coragem started on Webmaker mailing list,
> celebrating our local community, we started calling this community
> Webmaker Brasil, a community to unify and improve our collaboration on
> events and community building in Brazil. A website and a planet are
> planned and are on the works! More information on the website soon!
>
> Coragem came visit me and Mel in Campinas this weekend to plan our
> next steps on our Webmaker events in our cities and surroundings, and
> also to work on our reports from previous events. It's our local work
> weekend :)
>
> But we don't want to do this alone: we invite everyone from Brazil
> that want to help us on this to come by and help us! If you're around
> Campinas (one of the cities with more Webmaker community members in
> Brazil and where we are gathered right now), just show up! If you're
> not around but still want to participate, we're going to stream
> everything! :D
>
> If you want to know more details, please take a look at our pad[1]!
> Also, feel free to ask us anything! :)
>
> Best,
>
> - --
> Ricardo Panaggio
>
> [1]: https://brazil.etherpad.mozilla.org/i-webmaker-brasil-work-weekend
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webmaker.org*Michelle Thorne*
Global Strategist
Mozilla Foundation
Email: mich...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @thornet <https://twitter.com/thornet>
Wow, how exciting. Great to hear that the Webmaker community in Brasil is
growing.
We'd love to learn how you will set up your collaborations and how we can
help. I think a number of countries and regions might be interested in
similar coordination.
One challenge Webmaker events face is that they are over in 1-2 days. The
learners have lots of fun, and they want to learn more, but the event is
over. They don't have anywhere to keep learning and making, and it's hard
for the mentors to stay engaged and keep improving their skills as well.
What if we had a network of Webmaker Clubs?
These could run very locally -- quite small in size but meet regularly at a
school or coffee shop. Like a kitchen table event every week. There would
be local organizers of the clubs, coordinated and coached by Webmaker
Mentors.
Here's how it could work:
* Train and support a regional community of Webmaker Mentors who are
interested to teach the web.
* Identify local schools and other organizations who are looking to improve
their web literacy. Matchmake among mentors and learners/orgs.
* Team up a pair of Webmaker Mentors in each school/org to coach new
leaders to be able to run activities locally and sustainably.
* Use the Webmaker Mentor network to share tips & tricks, teaching
resources, and other ideas to improve how the local clubs run.
This is a really fresh, half-baked idea, but it could be quite effective!
The Mozilla Uganda community is thinking about something like this. Would
love to hear what you all think.
To read more about what a Webmaker Club could look like, check out Emma
Irwin's site: http://webmakerclub.org/
// m
On Sunday, June 15, 2014, Ricardo Panaggio <pana...@panaggio.net> wrote:
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Hello Webmaker and fellow Brazilians,
>
> After the recent thread Coragem started on Webmaker mailing list,
> celebrating our local community, we started calling this community
> Webmaker Brasil, a community to unify and improve our collaboration on
> events and community building in Brazil. A website and a planet are
> planned and are on the works! More information on the website soon!
>
> Coragem came visit me and Mel in Campinas this weekend to plan our
> next steps on our Webmaker events in our cities and surroundings, and
> also to work on our reports from previous events. It's our local work
> weekend :)
>
> But we don't want to do this alone: we invite everyone from Brazil
> that want to help us on this to come by and help us! If you're around
> Campinas (one of the cities with more Webmaker community members in
> Brazil and where we are gathered right now), just show up! If you're
> not around but still want to participate, we're going to stream
> everything! :D
>
> If you want to know more details, please take a look at our pad[1]!
> Also, feel free to ask us anything! :)
>
> Best,
>
> - --
> Ricardo Panaggio
>
> [1]: https://brazil.etherpad.mozilla.org/i-webmaker-brasil-work-weekend
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webmaker.org*Michelle Thorne*
Global Strategist
Mozilla Foundation
Email: mich...@mozillafoundation.org
Twitter: @thornet <https://twitter.com/thornet>
Amira Dhalla
Jun 16, 2014, 6:26:36 PM6/16/14
to Michelle Thorne, Lista de discussão da Comunidade Mozilla Brasil, Melissa Mel Devens, Carlos A C Valim, Ricardo Panaggio, Webmaker Brasil, webm...@lists.mozilla.org
AND, in addition to what Michelle said, we've got a bunch of Maker Party partners in Brasil who might be interested in helping join or grow the clubs. I can put you in touch with some of our contacts if you want.
Amira
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