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* 6,500 contributors have been activated by our team.

* 500 Webmaker Super Mentors are on-boarded & acknowledged as the community leadership and is shaping the strategic direction and global adoption of Webmaker.

* There are well-packaged contribution pathways tied to badges and fully integrated on webmaker.org. There are clear pathways to Hive, Reps, FSA, MDN and CBT and throughout our programs.

* Our community is effectively connected through online channels, community calls and meet-ups. A podcast experiments with new ways to inspire contributors, and we continue to celebrate and interact with the community on social media. Other well-produced items, like training videos and swag, give a level of polish to our offering.

* We have a stable Webmaker Training platform and curriculum, with an improved UX and integrated on webmaker.org.

* 50 contributors are co-facilitating online and in-person trainings and have organized offerings of their own. 3000 Webmaker Mentors have been trained.

* Usage of webmaker.org has increased, especially account creation and new teaching kits.

* Sessions are in progress for Mozfest to run mini trainings within the event as well as improve and test the training offering itself.

* Maker Party is ablaze with 2,400 events in over 80 countries as its final week nears with hundreds of thousands participants learning new skills throughout the summer.

* 150 partners and 300 individual event hosts were effectively activated and supported. Mozilla staff have visited Maker Parties in 5 emerging markets. Mozilla and Maker Party have been featured in numerous local and national media outlets and Webmaker has positioned itself as a leader and advocate in Web Literacy.

* Usage of webmaker.org has increased significantly - especially account creation, remixing resources, and events entered.<br />

* Maker Party leaders and partners have prepared sessions for Mozfest to share their experiences and plan for next year, as well as drive a youth-focused party within the festival.

* Mozfest is running on schedule with over 300 accepted sessions curated and coached by well-supported Space Wranglers.

* Registration has reached 1,000 participants and 150 volunteers are signed up.

* The schedule app is stable and tested, the production milestones are being hit, and documentation about how to run Mozfest is well populated with a publication plan.

* Pathways are prototyped with the completed web literacy badges and direct ties to &quot;the textbook&quot; and contribution.

* 1,500 people have tagged resources. Over 300 contributors have made teaching kits, including 25 high-touch kits featured in the Community Literacy series.

* Badging at the competency level is scoped together with MDN and the Badge Alliance, and the community review of the Web Literacy Map is in place to happen at Mozfest.

* Major prototypes projects have been fully intergrated into webmaker.org, especially the Web Lit Mapper and Kitbuilder. The Mapper and Kitbuilder are connected in a workflow for contributors to easily tag resources and write teaching kits around them that are then featured prominently on webmaker.org.<br />

* The Quilt is a well-packaged offering on webmaker.org with at least 2 featured use cases, MoCo Engagement and Thinkbig Germany.

* A list of prototype needs and ideas is ready to tackle with the participants at Mozfest.

* The Mozcamp Beta has trained 100 contributors in India who've gone on to active hundreds of new contributors through events and other activities.

* The Mozcamp agenda is iteratively improved and on track to be run in another city.

* Sessions have been scoped for Mozfest that bridge the Mozcamp training content and people.

* We are a happy team!

* We have focus, through virtual drinks, smooth communication and more intergrated task tracking with the rest of webmaker.org, we are an efficient and joyful team.

* Our work is understood and integral to the Mozilla Foundation.