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* '''[[Webmaker/2015/Mentors/Clubs | Webmaker 'Clubs']].''' (may not be branded that). Package activities to teach the web over a period of time. Pair with badges, support and leadership opportunities. Leverage for innovation and iteration on the ground. | * '''[[Webmaker/2015/Mentors/Clubs | Webmaker 'Clubs']].''' (may not be branded that). Package activities to teach the web over a period of time. Pair with badges, support and leadership opportunities. Leverage for innovation and iteration on the ground. | ||
* '''Structure engagement and seek high-level contribution.''' Provide better systems and value to lead users to sustain their contributions. Direct professional development to help mentors deliver transformative learning experiences. Shape the product with their experiences. Deep collaboration with other Mozilla communities (e.g. Science Lab, Policy and ReMo). | * '''Structure engagement and seek high-level contribution.''' Provide better systems and value to lead users to sustain their contributions. Direct professional development to help mentors deliver transformative learning experiences. Shape the product with their experiences. Deep collaboration with other Mozilla communities (e.g. Science Lab, Policy and ReMo). | ||
== Develop Web Literacy curriculum == | |||
*''' Develop free+open curriculum including teaching kits and assessments that anyone can use.''' Building off our web literacy work, create a robust "textbook" that helps learners develop 21st century digital skills. Build in consultation with broader mentor community, key partners. | |||
* '''Provide mentors with a framework to recognize and grow learners' digital skills & competencies.''' Ship a complete offering that could stand alone and be used to recognize & certify learners' development. | |||
* '''Backed by a strong theory of career readiness.''' Ship position papers and supporting documentation that links web literacy with increased college and career readiness. | |||
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