We consider this a success if learners:

• Actively engage in the course online and strive to complete it (Test train the trainer content via online delivery)
• Create and improve teaching content (Expand/iterate kits and their hacktivities)
• See themselves as part of the Webmaker community, with some aspiring to leadership roles (Grow the Webmaker Mentor and Super Mentor community base)

You will learn how to:

• Innovate in your practice with openness and online collaboration.
• Adapt educational resources to address learners and topics you care about.
• Test your remixed materials with a live audience and improve them through peer feedback.

Make cool things on the web & share that knowledge with the people you care about.

Topic #1

Introduction to Webmaker Learn how openness and online collaboration can help you innovate your practice and increase impact.

• Making as Learning Examine the maker and education movements with examples from active organizations.
• Connected Learning in practice Understand how groups and networks collaborate towards shared learning goals.
• Open Web Learn about the open web and how it facilitates open communities of practice.

Topic #2

Remix & contextualize: Learn how to adapt educational resources to address topics and learners you care about.

• Add the Web to Anything Identify skills and topics that are important to you and your learners.
• Webmaking as Learning Design a project and supporting activities for your topics and web literacy skills.
• Peers working in the open Give and receive peer feedback to improve your practice.

Topic #3

Do & Share: Learn how to test your remixed materials with a live audience and improve them through peer feedback.

• Playtesting Integrate feedback to improve your teaching confidence and materials.
• Make it real Find local collaborators and create a Webmaker event to help you launch your local learning network.
• #teachtheweb #4life Connect with the broader movement, find global support and help improve our practice.

Roles

Engagement

Metrics

• Mentors in the MOOC
• kits viewed, kits remixed
• discussion threads
• New mentors recruited
• events run, event participants

wanna HELP?

We need people who want to:

• moderate the course once it starts
• help write posts to introduce topics
• think up questions for each topic's twitter chat
• find an aggregation plugin for the blog hub
• make one page resources

nothing there for you but still wanna help? Email laura[at]mozillafoundation.org, there's MOAR