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<h3>Join our global movement to teach the world to code</h3>
<b>Help the world learn to code this summer.</b> Add your education, coding or webmaking programs to <b>[https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summer_Campaign_2012 Mozilla's Summer Code Party]</b>. It's all about open web technologies + maker spirit. Helping people make something amazing, then publishing and sharing it through the open web.

<b>The goal: empower everyday people around the world to learn the basics of coding and webmaking</b>. Making and building together. Through a mix of big and small events, great resources, and leading partners like you.

Sound interesting? Please <b>[https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summer_Campaign_2012/Contact get in touch].</b>

<h3>How can you get involved?</h3>
<b>Teach. Connect. Share.</b> With your friends, your community, and the world.
* <b>Teach webmaking using your tools, content and volunteers</b>. We can help you create learning missions and curriculum around your existing content.
* <b>Host an event as part of the global "Weekend of Code" on June 23-24</b>. Add your events to others happening around the world.
* <b>Plug your events into our campaign and web platform all summer long</b>. We'll promote your events and activities on our Summer Code Party web site (coming soon), in our social media and press outreach, and to the global Mozilla community. 
* <b>Use our materials to teach your own community</b>. We've got kits, starter projects and curriculum you can use to help your community level up and sharpen their skills.

<h3>How can Mozilla help?</h3>
* <b>Materials</b>. We've got greater learning tools, resources and starter kits to help you teach and learn together.
* <b>Help with hosting your own event</b>. Our event kit provides step-by-step help for organizing events big or small. 
* <b>Promotion and reach</b>. We'll reach out to press and the Mozilla community to spread the word about what you're doing. 

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<h3>What are other partners doing?</h3>
(<em>under construction. more soon.</em>)
* [http://ladieslearningcode.com/ Ladies Learning Code] will be...
* [http://youngrewiredstate.org/ Young Rewired State] <em>will host events across the UK, with youth and volunteer mentors building digital products using open data.</em>
* Many more organizations are coming on board. [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Foundation_Summer_2012_Campaign_Roadmap#Partners Have a look at who else we're in discussion with.]
* <b>We want to add you</b>. Let's add your open web training, webmaking or coding courses, tools or events. 

<h3> Global Weekend of Code: June 23 & 24</h3>
What will happen?
* 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. 

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<h3>What's in scope? What kind of learning?</h3>
<b>Open web technologies + maker spirit</b>. It's all about "webmaking" -- teaching coding basics through practical, hands-on projects. With a big emphasis on the open web. For example...
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<li><em><b>Inviting your team or community members to act as mentors and volunteers</b>. Have volunteers&nbsp; mentor learners at small workshops and learning events.
<li><b>Make your blog more awesome</b>. Tweak your Tumblr or WordPress blog by customizing the HTML and CSS in your templates, using Mozilla tools and how to's to make it easier.
<li><b>Make a web page</b>. Just started something with your friends (a band, club, etc.)? Use Mozilla tools to create a web presence you really *made* for yourselves.
<li><b>Make an interactive video</b>. Take any video on the web and supercharge it by adding pop-ups, commentary and interactivity, with tools like [http://mozillapopcorn.org/ Mozilla Popcorn].
<li><b>Host your own informal teach-in</b>. Invite teens to gather around a kitchen table and do a [http://hackasaurus.org Mozilla Hackasaurus] mission, sharing what you make together.
<li><b>"Webify" something</b>. Take a story or blog post and mark it up using HTML.
<li><b>Go deeper</b>.&nbsp; Create a killer app, new web site, or web-based game.
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<h3>How do we get started? What's the next step?</h3>
* <b>Get in touch</b> to let us know what you're planning. Email our Summer Campaign Organizing & Partnership lead, [https://twitter.com/#!/benjaminsimon Ben Simon]. (bsimon at mozillafoundation dot org)