As part of the on-going efforts to help webmakers the world over build & learn together, **we’re collecting specs for event infrastructure.** The [Mozilla event menu](http://michellethorne.cc/2012/01/mozilla-event-menu-lite/) is a piece of this, guiding community members to the event formats that best suit their needs and interests.…
As described in the last post, we’re working on general event types that can plug in Mozilla’s programmatic content. See the [Mozilla Event Menu Lite](http://michellethorne.cc/2012/01/mozilla-event-menu-lite/) for more background. [Brett Gaylor](http://etherworks.ca/) and I took a first stab at a **[hack jam kit for video-makers](https://wiki.mozilla.org/Events/Hack_Jam/Popcorn).** This kit…
With a little over a week of digestion since the Mozilla Foundation All-Hands, I’ve revised the event menu [shared a few weeks back](http://michellethorne.cc/2012/01/mozilla-event-menu/). The most resounding feedback was: “great to see this overview, **but there’s too much stuff!”** So much of the revisions in version…
In preparation for the [Mozilla Foundation All-Hands](https://wiki.mozilla.org/MoFoAllHands2012) this week in Toronto, **we were asked to make a video explaining what we’re working on.** The goal was both to produce a snappy, visual artifact and to play around with [Popcorn Maker](http://mozillapopcorn.org/popcorn-maker/), a web authoring tool for…
As [mentioned](http://michellethorne.cc/2011/12/mozilla-festival-what-next/) [earlier](http://michellethorne.cc/2011/12/fireside-chat-starting-a-learning-network-in-your-city/), this year we’re all about kitting out [web makers around the globe](https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/mozilla-learning-summary/) to build and learn about the web in **formats that are fun, sane, and effective.** So in particular, as an event model for the coming year takes shape, participants and…