More of our favorite MozFest Photos
Photos from Day One, MozFest 2012.
Photography by Paul Clarke.
See more of our favorite photos from MozFest here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mozilladrumbeat/favorites
MozFest: Building Mozilla Webmaker
Empowering a generation of digital creators. Together.
- Learn more about Building Webmaker at MozFest.
- Make something. At the MozFest Maker Bar or at Webmaker.org.
- Join our new “Hacktivate Learning” instructor community.
- Give feedback on Webmaker tools. Or help build them.
- Create your own webmaking project.
- Join the conversation on #Webmaker or the Webmaker newsgroup. Or get more involved.
Click here to see the Building Webmaker sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/building-mozilla-webmaker
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Hacktivate Learning
Teaching the world digital literacy and webmaking
- Learn more about our vision and plan for working with educators at MozFest
- Join our new “Hacktivate Learning” instructor community.
- Check out Webmaker projects or contribute your own.
- Join the conversation on #Hacktivate or the Webmaker newsgroup
Click here to see the creative Hacktivate Learning sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/hacktivate-learning
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Skills and Badges
New ways to recognize learning, skills and achievements
Digital badges can help unlock the full learning potential of the web. In this track, you’ll test out badging ideas and implementations, take the conversation beyond “Badges 101,” work with the UK badges community, and create new learning projects and badges together.
- Check out new Mozilla Webmaker badges. A new way to get credentials for digital skills and webmaking.
- Mozilla’s Open Badges software makes it easy for organizations to issue, manage and display digital badges across the web. (Read about it in the New York Times.)
- Make your own Webmaker badge.
Click here to see the game changing Open Badges sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/skills-and-badges
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Source Code for Journalism
Pushing news on the web forward
Join journalists, developers and the Knight-Mozilla OpenNews fellows to work on next-generation web solutions that solve real problems in news. From data journalism, location-based storytelling and the second screen to data visualizations, citizen video and yes… robots.
- Get involved with Knight-Mozilla OpenNews. With news partners like the BBC, the Guardian, the New York Times and more.
- Check out Source. Our new home for sharing journalism code and software projects for news.
- Meet the OpenNews fellows. From 2012 or the brand new 2013 fellows (coming soon).
Click here to see the intriguing Open News sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/journalism
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Audio Video and the Web
Web media beyond the box
- Learn more about Audio, Video and the Web at MozFest.
- Try out Popcorn Maker. (Coming soon!) Make your videos pop with interactivity and context.
- Come meet us at the MozFest Maker Bar. (And stay for some free popcorn!)
- Dig into the sessions below. Including session notes, demos and links to stuff we’re making together.
Click here to see next level Audio and Video innovations and Popcorn Maker creation sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/audio-video-and-the-web
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Coding for Teens
Drop in, hang out and mess around
There’s lots happening for youth at this year’s MozFest. Make your own web comics, build a hackable game, become a MozFest reporter, or learn a little code just for the fun of it. Mess around with Scratch, do some playtesting, or geek out with Young Rewired State, Coder Dojo, Black Girls Code, Radio Rookies, the London Zoo and more.
- Stop by the youth lab in the “Hacktivate Learning” zone. Help make the “Superheroes of MozFest” movie.
- Make something on the web right now. There’s lots of great projects for teens on Webmaker.org
- Teach. Interested in *teaching* coding and digital literacy for youth? Check out the Hacktivate Learning theme.
Click here to see the cool Youth Hacktivation sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/coding-for-teens
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Webmaking for Mobile
Coding and playing with mobile devices
“Webmaking for Mobile” is all about making things and tinkering with mobile devices and tablets. Learn “App Development 101,” try out Mobile Webmaking for the first time, or experiment with new tools like Firefox OS.
Click here to see the Mobile Apps and OS sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/mobile-webmaking
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Hackable Games
Make and remix games on the web
- Turning game players into game creators. Learn more about Hackable Games at MozFest.
- Stop by the Hackable Game Arcade. Packed with great examples, from cardboard prototypes to arcade classics.
- Host a game jam in your own city. Our Webmaker event kits make it easy.
- Get involved in the Game On competition. Build the next generation of web-based games. Internet fame awaits!
Click here to see the cool Hackable Games sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/hackable-games
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
MozFest: Making the Web Physical
Mashing up the web with everyday physical objects
Play with fun, interactive prototypes that make the web physical. This track explores the “internet of things,” combining digital elements with physical objects and blurring making with webmaking.
Click here to see the amazing Physical Web sessions at this week’s Mozilla Festival:
http://mozillafestival.org/schedule/themes/physical-web
Find out more:
http://mozillafestival.org
November 9 – 11, 2012
London, UK | Ravensbourne
Game designing is tough stuff!
Kids Code with Hive Toronto at this weekend’s Toronto’s Digital Media Festival.
Learn some code too!
https://webmaker.org/en-US/projects/
Psy representing at girls learning code station #hivetoronto! Opan Gagnam style ;)
Kids Code with Hive Toronto at this weekend’s Toronto’s Digital Media Festival.
Learn some code too!
https://webmaker.org/en-US/projects/
