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=== Overview ===
The Mozilla Foundation has a vision of a web literate planet. We've <strong>[http://webmaker.org/ built some tools]</strong> to help with this and now we're asking the question: <strong>What are the skills, competencies and literacies necessary to read, <em>write</em> and participate in the Web - now and in the future?</strong> We've already <strong>[http://mzl.la/weblit started the thinking]</strong> but we want to go further and develop a web literacy standard that we can all align with and teach to. And we need your help.
We want to reach people at web scale, and that means lots of different individuals and organizations teaching various skills and competencies - many of you are doing this already - but we need a way for it to roll up to something bigger.
<strong>We need a way to ensure we're teaching the right things,</strong> to connect various options and help learners discover pathways, and of course, to find ways for us all to track our impact. That's where the standard comes in - we can build consensus around the overall learning map and then each chart our course against it. <strong>So, let's develop the standard and do this together.</strong>
We're convening an <strong>[http://weblitstd.eventbrite.com online gathering]</strong> to kick-start work towards a learning standard for web literacy and build upon the work we've done so far in this area (and with [http://openbadges.org badges]). Be sure to join us to discuss where we want to go and find out ways for you or your organization to get involved. <strong>Make a point to get involved; we're counting on you!</strong>


== How to get involved ==
== How to get involved ==
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*<strong>Overview of work done so far</strong> - Doug Belshaw <em>(Badges & Skills Lead, Mozilla Foundation)</em>
*<strong>Overview of work done so far</strong> - Doug Belshaw <em>(Badges & Skills Lead, Mozilla Foundation)</em>
*<strong>Web Literacy and Webmaker badges</strong> - Carla Casilli <em>(Webmaker Badges Lead, Mozilla Foundation)</em>
*<strong>Web Literacy and Webmaker badges</strong> - Carla Casilli <em>(Webmaker Badges Lead, Mozilla Foundation)</em>
=== Overview ===
The Mozilla Foundation has a vision of a web literate planet. We've <strong>[http://webmaker.org/ built some tools]</strong> to help with this and now we're asking the question: <strong>What are the skills, competencies and literacies necessary to read, <em>write</em> and participate in the Web - now and in the future?</strong> We've already <strong>[http://mzl.la/weblit started the thinking]</strong> but we want to go further and develop a web literacy standard that we can all align with and teach to. And we need your help.
We want to reach people at web scale, and that means lots of different individuals and organizations teaching various skills and competencies - many of you are doing this already - but we need a way for it to roll up to something bigger.
<strong>We need a way to ensure we're teaching the right things,</strong> to connect various options and help learners discover pathways, and of course, to find ways for us all to track our impact. That's where the standard comes in - we can build consensus around the overall learning map and then each chart our course against it. <strong>So, let's develop the standard and do this together.</strong>
We're convening an <strong>[http://weblitstd.eventbrite.com online gathering]</strong> to kick-start work towards a learning standard for web literacy and build upon the work we've done so far in this area (and with [http://openbadges.org badges]). Be sure to  to discuss where we want to go and find out ways for you or your organization to get involved. <strong>Make a point to get involved; we're counting on you!</strong>
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