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* '''Establishing a prototype Mozilla course at a European university''' to see whether it's possible to run Mozilla education programs in formal academic settings other than Seneca.
* '''Developing online Mozilla Community Courses''', providing Mozilla volunteers and other interested learners with an easy way to study topics like community management, open web technologies and community marketing.
* '''Piloting 'education.mozilla.org' ''' as a central place for course-friendly Mozilla resources and other materials relevant to education. This will leverage and promote existing and emerging Mozilla Education materials.
Most of these activities are very Mozilla-specific -- our immediate goal is to better understand how Mozilla can contribute and benefit in the education space. However, the aim is not to do this alone or in isolation. [http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk/ OSS Watch], [http://www.redhat.com/solutions/education/academy/ Red Hat] and many others are also trying to make links between open source and higher education. We plan to work closely with these other initiatives wherever possible, collectively helping to create new participatory learning models based on involvement in open source communities.
