Education/StatusMeetings/2009-05-26

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Mozilla Education Status Meeting - May 26, 2009

Teleconference System Info

  • Tuesday May 26, 2009 11:00 am EDT, 8:00 Pacific, 1500 UTC (other time zones here)
  • +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/Canada Toll Free)

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IRC Backchannel

During the call you can also join the #education channel. If you don't have an irc client installed, you can use Mibbit to connect directly in your browser (enter a nickname and click Go). Whatever you type will be sent to the rest of the group in real time.

Agenda

  • Review the recently-concluded Mozilla/Creative Commons Open|Web|Content|Education online course for educators: what worked, what didn't work, whether and how we might offer such a course again, and so on.

Invited

  • Philipp Schmidt (course organizer)
  • Ahrash Bissell (Creative Commons)
  • Lila Bailey (Creative Commons)
  • Laura Marotias (FLACSO)
  • Pablo Etcheverry (FLACSO)
  • Ana Marotias (FLACSO)

Notes

Comments from Mark Surman prior to the call:

  1. Framing of the course was compelling and brought interesting people.
  2. Delivery was chaotic (in good first course way), with good content in bits but I think a bit hard to follow as overall narrative.
  3. Would do something with this mix of topics again, but worth thinking through how to deliver better. Probably: simplify, simplify, simplify.
  4. Joi Ito has indicated interest in doing mix of course / unconferences that people can run locally on similar mix of topics to our course --> not just for education, but on open web, content, methodology.
  5. Interested to know if FLACSO people plan to do a spanish version of the course based on what we've done so far.
  6. Would be good to get a survey of what blueprint threads we still need to follow up.