A few weeks ago we posted an overview of a new initiative with Mozilla, “Webmaker Clubs.” While details (including the name!) are still pending, we’ve made great progress already on the program and are kicking off our first local tests this week. Joined by over…
**Improv theater seems like it has a lot to offer, not only for entertainment, but for learning and facilitation.** I’ve been noticing how improv theater influences US comedy. There’s the quirky and endearing show [Broad City](http://www.cc.com/shows/broad-city), whose creators developed their skills at the NYC improv…
For the last few years, Joi Ito has been blogging about learning to dive with PADI. It wasn’t until I became certified as a diver myself that I really understood how much we can learn from PADI’s educational model. Here’s a summary of how PADI…
Heading into 2015, I’m quite excited about digging into one particular question: “How can we deepen how people teach the web with Mozilla, so that their teaching experience with us is of higher quality, their learners learn more, and their community leadership is fostered?” The…
Together with the Mozilla Indonesia community in Jakarta, we experimented with teaching the web in a park, without internet or any devices. Although it’s definitely worth bringing a picnic blanket and snacks! If you’d like to try it yourself, here’s the agenda we used. Feel…