Education/StatusMeetings

Mozilla Education Weekly Status Meetings

Meeting Details

• Every Monday at 8:00am Pacific time (See other time zones),
  except for the first Monday of each month (reserved for the monthly teachingopensource.org teleconference)
• +1 650 903 0800 extension 92, conference # 7600 (US/International)
• +1 416 848 3114 extension 92, conference # 7600 (Canada)
• +1 800 707 2533 (password 369), conference # 7600 (US Toll Free)

Pressing *1 will mute or unmute your line. If you're having trouble hearing other people, pressing *6 will make the conference louder to you (*4 makes it quieter). If other people are having trouble hearing you, pressing *9 will make you louder to everyone else (*7 reverses this).

Meeting Agendas and Notes

• June 15, 2009
• June 8, 2009
• June 1, 2009 - no call (teachingopensource.org teleconference)
• June 4, 2009 - Ancillary meeting with Pascal Finette to discuss supporting Labs
• May 26, 2009 - this meeting has been moved to Tuesday due to Memorial Day in the U.S.
• May 19, 2009 - this meeting has been moved to Tuesday due to a Canadian holiday on Monday
• May 11, 2009
• April 27, 2009
• April 20, 2009
• April 13, 2009 - no call (Frank Hecker, Dave Humphrey, and Mark Surman on holiday)
• April 6, 2009 - no call (teachingopensource.org teleconference)
• March 30, 2009
• March 23, 2009
• March 16, 2009
• March 9, 2009
• March 2, 2009
• February 23, 2009
• February 16, 2009
• February 9, 2009

Future topics

Here are topics that have been proposed for future calls, with possible presenters and dates as noted:

• Discussion of a possible second course in cooperation with Creative Commons (tentatively scheduled for June 8 with Ahrash Bissell and Lila Bailey)
• Discussion of a possible online course to teach "open skills" (Mark, may be combined with above call)
• Report on the SoftHum workshop held in Philadelphia June 11-12 (Frank, June 15)
• Discussion of doing online course focused specifically on teaching Mozilla technologies (Dave)
• Teaching people about the open web and the proposed Open Web Education Alliance (John Allsop)
• Discussing doing a Mozilla case study for the proposed FOSS textbook (Dave / Frank).