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<h2><span id="Calendar" class="mw-headline"> Mozilla's Summer Code Party: kicking off June 23.<br> Then running all summer long.</span></h2>
<h2><span id="Calendar" class="mw-headline"> Mozilla's Summer Code Party: rolling all summer long</span></h2>
Key dates and milestones:
<b>The party kicks off with a global "Weekend of Code" June 23 & 24.<br> Then continues with local events and teach-ins all summer long.</b><br>
* <b>Global Weekend of Code: June 23 & 24</b>.
<b>Wrapping up with a big "show and tell" finale in September.</b>
** Our goal is to host 1000 events and teach-ins around the world.
** Participants will be able to see what others are making in real time, with a gallery of share-outs and updates on progress.
** It's all about sharing and fun. Celebrating the global potential of learning and the web.
* <b>All summer long:</b> Keep the momentum going from your kickoff events with followup learning & making sessions, building out what you started more and more.
* <B>End-of-summer show-and-tells:</b> At the end of August or early-September, we'll provide spaces for people to gather around the world and show off what you/they made, to see what others did and learn from their progress.


== The Mozilla Summer Code Party: rolling all summer long ==
=== 1) Global Weekend of Code: June 23-24 ===
<b>Launching with two action-packed days of simultaneous events, meet-ups and teach-ins.<br></b>
People teaching and learning coding and webmaking together.<br> Through local partners and communities around the world.
* <b>MEET</b> with friends or go to an event.
* <b>MAKE</b> something cool on the web. With great tools from Mozilla and partners that make it easy and fun.
* <b>LEARN</b> new skills along the way. The basics of coding, webmaking and digital literacy.
<em>[https://donate.mozilla.org/Summer-2012 Sign up to host or attend an event]<br>
Or [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summer_Campaign_2012/Partner_Kit partner with us to raise profile and reach for your own events]</em>


=== Weekend of Code: June 23-24 ===
=== 2) Ongoing Summer Events ===
The Summer Code Party kicks off with 2 days of events around the world with people learning to code together.  
<b>The making and learning continue all summer long.</b><br>
# MEET with friends or go to an event.
Host or attend events near you. Or continue on your own with self-guided projects and missions online, helping you level up and hone multiple skills.<br>
# MAKE something cool on the web. (We'll have lots of content from Mozilla and partners to help you)
Partners: [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summer_Campaign_2012/Partner_Kit let us help promote] your local events and teach-ins throughout the summer. <em>(Local event calendar coming soon)</em><br>
# LEARN new skills in the process.
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[https://donate.mozilla.org/Summer-2012 Want to host an event? Want to learn yourself?]
=== 3) Wrap-up Show-N-Tells ===
<b>Every good party has a grand finale.</b><br>
In September we'll get together to showcase all the great learning and making from the summer. With local and virtual "show and tells" and demo parties. Share your work, meet other webmakers, earn [http://openbadges.org/en-US/ badges], and celebrate an awesome summer together.


=== Continued Summer Events and Learning ===
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Keep learning all summer by hosting and attending more events - maybe with the same set of folks, or maybe new groups! Or just continue to make stuff yourself. We will provide lots of content for you to use to 'level up' or hone multiple skills. Plus, there will be lots of content and options from partners as well. Plenty to keep you and other learners busy all summer long!
 
=== End of Summer Show-N-Tells ===
Every good party has a grand finale. We want to showcase all of the learning and making that occurred over the summer so we'll help drive a bunch of show-n-tells - local and virtual - for you to share your work, meet other webmakers, earn badges and celebrate an awesome summer together.

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Mozilla's Summer Code Party: rolling all summer long

The party kicks off with a global "Weekend of Code" June 23 & 24.
Then continues with local events and teach-ins all summer long.

Wrapping up with a big "show and tell" finale in September.

1) Global Weekend of Code: June 23-24

Launching with two action-packed days of simultaneous events, meet-ups and teach-ins.
People teaching and learning coding and webmaking together.
Through local partners and communities around the world.

  • MEET with friends or go to an event.
  • MAKE something cool on the web. With great tools from Mozilla and partners that make it easy and fun.
  • LEARN new skills along the way. The basics of coding, webmaking and digital literacy.

Sign up to host or attend an event
Or partner with us to raise profile and reach for your own events

2) Ongoing Summer Events

The making and learning continue all summer long.
Host or attend events near you. Or continue on your own with self-guided projects and missions online, helping you level up and hone multiple skills.
Partners: let us help promote your local events and teach-ins throughout the summer. (Local event calendar coming soon)
Find_an_event.png

3) Wrap-up Show-N-Tells

Every good party has a grand finale.
In September we'll get together to showcase all the great learning and making from the summer. With local and virtual "show and tells" and demo parties. Share your work, meet other webmakers, earn badges, and celebrate an awesome summer together.

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