QA/Community/Mozilla University

What is Mozilla University?

Mozilla University is a virtual institution dedicated to building and educating a strong Mozilla community through collaboration and innovation.
- Helping people understand how Firefox, the Mozilla Corporation, and the Mozilla Foundation are related.
- Enabling anyone to get involved in the Mozilla Project.
- Preserving and learning from the history of the Mozilla Project.

Everyone!
- If you are a fan of Firefox and want to give back, contribute to the Mozilla community! There is something for everyone to do.
- Keeping the Web open is something that anyone that spends time online should care about.
- Students and professors that are interested in exploring open source software can learn a lot through Mozilla.

LEARN - Do you know how Firefox was created? Do you know the difference between the Mozilla Corporation and the Mozilla Foundation? Educate yourself about something that is way bigger than Firefox the browser, the Mozilla community of thousands around the world!
TEST - Many current contributors to Mozilla got their start as testers. It's the easiest way to get involved and help us make Firefox better. Whether you log a new bug or run through a set of tests, every bit of feedback helps.
HACK -
LEAD -

The Original Mozilla University - An initiative started in the early days of the Mozilla Project to educate the community about how Mozilla was born and build out our contributor base by showing them how they can get involved.
- http://www.mozilla.org/university/ (needs to be archived under /archive)
- http://www.mozilla.org/university/resource_map.html - "curriculum plan" of sorts
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla
O'Reilly Article on "Getting your work into Mozilla": http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/mozilla/2000/09/29/keys.html (probably still very applicable today)
Mozilla Digital Memory Bank: http://mozillamemory.org/