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[http://hivenyc.org/kits.html <b>Take me to the Hactivity Kits!</b>] | [http://hivenyc.org/kits.html <b>Take me to the Hactivity Kits!</b>] | ||
<br>''The Hacktivity Kits for Webmaking are in prototype form. We would like to know how you work with them. Please let us know on the Discussion page! Or send your feedback to [https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker the Webmaker List!]'' | <br>''The Hacktivity Kits for Webmaking are in prototype form. We would like to know how you work with them. Please let us know on the Discussion page! Or send your feedback to [https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker the Webmaker List!]'' | ||
==Mozilla Webmaking with Youth & Students== | |||
Here are examples of how Mozilla Webmaking Tools are being adopted and adapted by educators for in-classroom and out-of-school time learning. | |||
[http://explorecreateshare.org/2013/03/18/brooklyn-explorers-follow-up-training-pase/ Creating Dynamic Web Content] | |||
Brooklyn Explorers Program, a partnership between Hive NYC Learning Network and Partnership for After School Education in New York City. | |||
==Webmaker Projects== | ==Webmaker Projects== | ||
*[http://webmaker.org/projects Webmaker Projects] provides a wide selection of webmaking projects for webmakers of all levels to create something amazing. Each project includes an online step-by-step guide that allows students to work independently as an individual or in groups. | *[http://webmaker.org/projects Webmaker Projects] provides a wide selection of webmaking projects for webmakers of all levels to create something amazing. Each project includes an online step-by-step guide that allows students to work independently as an individual or in groups. | ||