Webmaker/WebLiteracyMap/v2

A landing page for work around v2.0 of Mozilla's Web Literacy Map.

Short URL: https://bit.ly/weblitmapv2

Roadmap

• September 2014: interviews with stakeholders
• October 2014: community survey
• November/December 2014: community calls
• Q1 2015: re-writing (TBC)

Interviews with stakeholders

• List of 38 interviews with stakeholders/community members
• List of themes that emerged from interviews
• Blog post: 21 emerging themes for Web Literacy Map 2.0
• Blog post: Some ideas for Webmaker from the Web Literacy Map 2.0 interviews

Community survey

• Blog post: 5 proposals for Web Literacy Map v2.0
• Survey results (anonymized)

• Proposal 1: I believe the Web Literacy Map should explicitly reference the Mozilla manifesto.
• Proposal 2: "I believe the three strands should be renamed 'Reading', 'Writing' and 'Participating'."
• Proposal 3: "I believe the Web Literacy Map should look more like a 'map'."
• Proposal 4: "I believe that concepts such as 'Mobile', 'Identity', and 'Protecting' should be represented as cross-cutting themes in the Web Literacy Map."
• Proposal 5: "I believe a 'remix' button should allow me to remix the Web Literacy Map for my community and context."

Community calls

• Calendar for Web Literacy Map v2.0 community calls
• Blog post: Web Literacy Map v2.0 community calls
• Discussion area on the #TeachTheWeb forum
• Blog post: Get involved with Web Literacy Map v2.0!

• 20 October 2014
  • Focus: introduction and scene-setting
  • Agenda etherpad
  • Blog post (with audio)
  • Discussion thread
• 3 November 2014
  • Focus: Proposal 1
  • Agenda etherpad
  • Blog post (with audio)
  • Discussion thread
• 10 November 2014
  • Focus: Proposal 2
  • Agenda etherpad
• 17 November 2014
  • Focus: Proposal 3
  • Agenda etherpad
• 24 November 2014
  • Focus: Proposal 4
  • Agenda etherpad
• 1 December 2014
  • (no call - Mozilla workweek)
• 8 December 2014
  • Focus: Proposal 5
  • Agenda etherpad
• 15 December 2014
  • Planning for Q1 2015
  • Agenda etherpad

Mozilla Festival

• Toward v2 of Mozilla's Web Literacy Map