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==Community Experimentation Launchpad (CEL)- Beta ==
The CEL is a community-driven program that aims to empower Mozillians to dream up the future of connected devices, test research, design, prototype and prototype validate their ideas and make them a reality through open collaboration and innovation. The program provides resources, tools and mentoring to help you get involved, either through contribution to an existing project or bootstrapping run your own. Make sure to check this section regularly as we will be continuously updating experiments, while connecting you with the wikiinnovation process at Mozilla.
An overview of the Community Experimentation Launchpad can be found '''[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1d8lERlQREL4Oj_Iwz-N_xfK05iGJny83by1r7PuQov8/edit?pref=2&pli=1#slide==Learn how to build your own connected devices project====id.g59f86909f_0_116 in this presentation]'''
====Get mentorship from an expertCEL office hours and mentoring====
As you get started and as you progress through your project, you'll be able to get mentoring from a cross-functional panel of technical and non-technical experts in the IoT space. You'll be able to bounce off ideas, ask questions and get some guidance to help you push your project forward.
By filling and submitting the Experiment Canvas you'll be able to attend the office hours. If you are unsure how to fill the canvas you will also be able to get guidance from the team.
For the very first iterations of the office hours we will be having mainly product and engineering mentoring. As we develop the launchpad we will be adding much more research and design mentoring. We will update this wiki with the Office hours soon.
''Check back as we provide more information in the section soon...''
* Design: design in the connected devices space will be a challenge as we play with new user paradigms, but also exciting in terms of possibilities.
* Technical: this will cover everything from coding, to setting up working and testing environments.
If you have an idea for a project and wish the collaborate with other Mozillians, here are a few quick suggestions and questions you should ask yourself to get started and get people to join you in your effort. '''[[Connected_Devices/Participation/Build_Your_Own_Connected_Devices_Project|More here...]]'''
''Check back as we add more resources in these areas.''
