Webmaker/WebLiteracyMap/Media

Media relating to the Web Literacy Map (formerly 'Standard'):

Resources

• How to align with the Web Literacy Map (wiki page)
• Web Literacy Map canvas v0.1 (Google Doc)

Prototypes

• Web Literacy Learning pathways (Laura Hilliger)
• WebLitMapper (Atul Varma)

Whitepapers

• Why Mozilla cares about Web Literacy (July 2014)

Where the Web Literacy Map is being used

(see draft alignment page)

Mozilla

• Webmaker resources
• Mozilla manifesto (competencies linked to when clicking on principles 2-9)
• Mozilla Developer Network (for tagging pages)

Elsewhere

• Boys and Girls Clubs of America's technology strategy (see Appendix 2 of draft alignment page)
• MOUSE (see this post by Marc Lesser)
• University of British Columbia

(note: we know there's many other organisations using the Web Literacy Map as a 'sense check' - but as it's openly licensed they don't need to tell us about it!)

Blog posts (Mozilla community)

2014

• Towards a new version of the Web Literacy Map (Webmaker blog, 17 December 2014)
• Web Literacy Map-Slow Your Roll-Reflections on 12/14 Call (Greg McVerry, 16 December 2014)
• Feedback on the Web Literacy Map from the LRA conference (Literaci.es, 8 December 2014)
• A Brief History of Web Literacy and its Future Potential (DMLcentral, 1 December 2014)
  • republished in the Washington Post as A unified 20-year history of the radically changing way we relate to the Web
• Toward The Development of a Web Literacy Map: Exploring, Building, and Connecting Online (Literaci.es, 29 November 2014)
• Native apps, the open web, and web literacy (Literaci.es, 19 November 2014)
• MozFest Web Literacy Map roundup (Literaci.es, 14 November 2014)
• Toward a history of Web Literacy (Literaci.es, 11 November 2014)
• The Web as a Literacy Issue- A text and tool NOT a tech issue (24 October 2014)
• Interim results of the Web Literacy Map 2.0 community survey (Literaci.es, 22 October 2014)
• Web Literacy Map 2.0 community calls (Literaci.es, 15 October 2014)
• Some interesting feedback from the Web Literacy Map 2.0 community survey (Literaci.es, 14 October 2014)
• Survey: 5 proposals for Web Literacy Map 2.0 (Literaci.es, 14 October 2014)
• Web Literacy Map 2.0 (John Johnston, 14 October 2014)
• Community Survey – Help Develop the Web Literacy Map 2.0 (Ian O'Byrne, 10 October 2014)
• Some ideas for Webmaker from the Web Literacy Map 2.0 interviews (Literaci.es, 3 October 2014)
• Where Do We Stand With the Mozilla Web Literacy Map? (2 October 2014)
• 21 emerging themes for Web Literacy Map 2.0 (Literaci.es, 29 September 2014)
• My (Current) Thoughts on the Mozilla Web Literacy Initiative (Ian O'Byrne, 4 September 2014)
• Soliciting feedback on v1.1 of the Web Literacy Map (Literaci.es, 27 August 2014)
• Some preliminary thoughts toward v2.0 of Mozilla’s Web Literacy Map (Literaci.es, 21 August 2014)
• What would a web literate school look like? (Matt Thompson, 14 August 2014)
• A list of all 15 Web Literacy ‘maker’ badges (Literaci.es, 22 July 2014)
• Testing, testing… Web Literacy ‘maker’ badges! (Webmaker blog, 14 July 2014)
• Updated standalone graphic for the Web Literacy Map v1.1 (Literaci.es, 11 June 2014)
• Building Cairns for Web Literacy (Marc Lesser, MOUSE, July 2014)
• Why the Web Literacy Map will remain at v1.1 until MozFest (Literaci.es, 13 May 2014)
• What exactly is ‘the mobile web’? (and what does it mean for web literacy?) (Literaci.es, 9 April 2014)
• Web Literacy Learning Pathways (Literaci.es, 7 April 2014)
• The problems with composing a diagnostic test for web literacy (Literaci.es, 4 April 2014)
• Check out these draft Web Literacy alignment resources (Literaci.es, 3 April 2014)
• Web Literacy Map v1.1.0 now on webmaker.org (Literaci.es, 3 April 2014)
• Test the WebLitMapper! (Literaci.es, 27 March 2014)
• First steps in creating a Remix competency badge (14 March 2014)
• Web Literacy Map v1.1 (Literaci.es, 7 March 2014)
• Web Literacy Map now at webmaker.org/literacy (Literaci.es, 6 March 2014)
• More on the relationship between web literacy and mobile devices (Literaci.es, 3 March 2014)
• (PROPOSAL) A couple of changes to the Web Literacy Map (Literaci.es, 28 February 2014)
• Metrics, learning taxonomies, and web literacy (Literaci.es, 26 February 2014)
• Teachers May Hold the Key to the Past, Present, and Future of Web Literacy (Ian O'Byrne, 26 February 2014)
• The relationship between web literacy & smartphone apps (Literaci.es, 24 February 2014)
• Web Literacy is not a remedial class (19 February 2014)
• Some preliminary thoughts around badging the Web Literacy Map (Literaci.es, 5 February 2014)
• The Web Literacy Map in daily practice (2 February 2014)
• Why the Web Literacy community call is becoming the ‘Teach The Web’ call (Mozilla Web Literacy blog, 27 January 2014)
• The Web Literacy Standard is dead (long live the Web Literacy Map!) (Doug Belshaw's blog, 15 January 2014)
• Making the Mozilla Web Literacy community call even more awesome (Literaci.es, 14 January 2014)
• Going Beyond 'Learning to Code': Why 2014 is the Year of Web Literacy (DMLcentral, 6 January 2014)

2013

• Web Literacy 'Standard'? (Literaci.es, 26 December 2013)
• This is Why Kids Need to Learn to Code (DMLcentral, 28 November 2013)
• Announcing the Web Literacy Standard (specification) (Doug Belshaw's blog, 28 October 2013)
• Localising the Web Literacy Standard (Literaci.es, 15 October 2013)
• Moving the Web Liteacy Standard to Webmaker (Literaci.es, 9 October 2013)
• The Ontology of the Web (Why I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Learning Standards) (DMLcentral, 16 September 2013)
• Mapping existing learning activities to the Web Literacy Standard (Literaci.es, 29 August 2013)
• How to align with the Web Literacy Standard (Literaci.es, 22 August 2013)
• Mozilla Web Literacy Formal Request for Comments (RFC) (Ian O'Byrne, 1 August 2013)
• Literacy and Identity on the Web (Literaci.es, 28 June 2013)
• Safety, Identity, and Literacy in Online Spaces (Ian O'Byrne, 16 June 2014)
• Mozilla is creating a Web Literacy standard (Literaci.es, 3 June 2013)
• Why Organizations Large and Small Should Align with Mozilla's Web Literacy Standard (DMLcentral, 8 April 2013)
• Thinking through the Web Literacy standard arc (Doug Belshaw's blog, 11 March 2013)
• Why We Need a Learning Standard for Web Literacy (DMLcentral , 18 February 2013)
• On ‘rigour’ in definitions of digital and web literacy (Doug Belshaw's blog, 14 February 2013)
• Towards a learning standard for Web Literacy: (1) Introduction (Doug Belshaw's blog, 31 January 2013)
• Some Thoughts on Interest-based Pathways to Learning (DMLcentral, 28 January 2013)

Blog posts (others)

• Modern literacy: Reading, writing, arithmetic...web? (ABC Open, 6 March 2014)
• How Mozilla’s Making It a Whole Lot Easier to Teach Web Literacy (Common Sense Media, 13 November 2013)
• Web Literacy Standard 1.0 from Mozilla (BoingBoing, 28 October 2013)
• Mozilla, creator of Firefox, unveils web literacy tools (Metro.ca, 27 July 2013)
• Merit badges for online privacy? Mozilla soon might give you one (CBC News, 23 July 2013)
• Are you Web Literate? (About.com, 23 July 2013)
• Mozilla Works on Draft for Web Literacy Standard (OStatic, 23 July 2013)

Videos

• Toward The Development of a Web Literacy Map: Exploring, Building, and Connecting Online (LRA Conference, Vimeo, December 2014)
• PD Series: Digital Literacy and Web Literacy: What's the Difference? (EasyBib, December 2013)
• WISE 2013 Focus: The Web is the 4th Literacy, by Mr. Mark Surman (YouTube, November 2013)

Podcasts

• Episode #16 – Web Literacy with Mozilla Webmaker’s Doug Belshaw (2 September 2014)

Slidedecks

• Mozilla Open Badges and Web Literacy Map (BETT, January 2014)

Images

(CC BY-NC-SA Kevin Mears)

Academic articles

• Dominguez, D., & Miravalles, P. T. (2014). Learning Competences in Open Mobile Environments: A Comparative Analysis Between Formal and Non-Formal Spaces. Open Praxis, 6(3), 235-244.
• Nygren, Å. (2014). The public library as a community hub for connected learning. IFLA World Library and Information Congress, Lyon, France. Retrieved from: http://library.ifla.org/1014/1/167-nygren-en.pdf.
• O'Byrne, W. I. (2014). Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 58(2), 102-104.
• Wang, Z., Chen, L., & Anderson, T. (2014). A framework for interaction and cognitive engagement in connectivist learning contexts. The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, 15(2).