[OH-Alumni] Join Mozilla for Teach the Web, a free and open online course beginning May 2 (fwd)
Asheesh Laroia
asheesh at asheesh.org
Fri May 3 00:21:16 UTC 2013
Hi all Open Source Comes to Campus alumni,
Mozilla is running a free online course called "Teach the Web", and you
might be interested in it! (Thanks to Will Kahn-Greene for sending this
along to me!)
It "begins" today, but as a free online course, you don't actually need to
show up starting this very day. But you should go click around and sign up
if you want to learn this!
-- Asheesh.
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Subject: Join us for Teach the Web, a free and open online course
beginning May 2
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 11:23:58 +0100
From: Laura Hilliger <laura at mozillafoundation.org>
Hi Mozilla!
As part of our Webmaker initiative, Mozilla is proposing that web
literacy—the understanding of how digital things work—is an essential
life skill for the 21st century. We want to empower /users/ of the web
to become /makers/ of the web.
So we're kicking-off a free online course called Teach the Web: a
Mozilla Open Online Collaboration, where we'll explore new ways of
teaching digital literacies through making and learning together.
The #teachtheweb course will run from May 2 - June 30. You can
participate in weekly guided discussions, tackle hands-on activities,
develop and remix teaching resources, and compare notes with a global
community of makers, mentors and educators. The MOOC is self serve -
take what you need, adapt it to fit your schedule.
Find more details or sign up and get started at http://webmaker.org/teach
*Participants will learn how to:*
* teach digital literacies through making, remixing and sharing
* incorporate openness and online innovation into teaching practices
* adapt educational resources to meet your learners' interests and needs
* receive feedback from peers on your own resources and lessons
We hope you'll join us!
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out via Twitter
@mozteach <https://twitter.com/mozteach> or the G+ Webmaker community at
mzl.la/gpluswebmaker <http://mzl.la/gpluswebmaker>.
Best,
Laura
Laura Hilliger
Mozilla Foundation
http://webmaker.org/teach
www.zythepsary.com <http://www.zythepsary.com>
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