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<i>Mozilla believes privacy is a key part of web literacy. There are several ways to get involved and earn a badge. | <i>Mozilla believes privacy is a key part of web literacy. You can help teach privacy, help develop the teaching materials, or both. There are several ways to get involved and earn a badge. | ||
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*Seek out existing privacy content that could become part of Webmaker (add your ideas [https://docs.google.com/a/zythepsary.com/forms/d/1vzi3Jw3OWlPaPK-j4QxEPQL05ebezDMpQb2l58fIvvQ/formResponse here]) | *Seek out existing privacy content that could become part of Webmaker (add your ideas [https://docs.google.com/a/zythepsary.com/forms/d/1vzi3Jw3OWlPaPK-j4QxEPQL05ebezDMpQb2l58fIvvQ/formResponse here]) | ||
The Webmaker team is working on a bookmarklet that will allow you to tag stuff you find on the web with the Privacy Web Literacy competency. You'll also be able to pull good stuff into Webmaker through the MakeAPI soon. In the meantime, as a first step, add a resource that you think is a good fit to [https://docs.google.com/a/zythepsary.com/forms/d/1vzi3Jw3OWlPaPK-j4QxEPQL05ebezDMpQb2l58fIvvQ/formResponse the form]. Next step, talk to the content owner to see if they'd like to work with you to add their content in WebMaker. | The Webmaker team is working on a bookmarklet that will allow you to tag stuff you find on the web with the Privacy Web Literacy competency. You'll also be able to pull good stuff into Webmaker through the MakeAPI soon. In the meantime, as a first step, add a resource that you think is a good fit to [https://docs.google.com/a/zythepsary.com/forms/d/1vzi3Jw3OWlPaPK-j4QxEPQL05ebezDMpQb2l58fIvvQ/formResponse the form]. Next step, talk to the content owner to see if they'd like to work with you to add their content in WebMaker. | ||
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Do you enjoy showing a film and leading a discussion? Our Utah team did just that with the award-winning documentary "Terms and Conditions May Apply." Read about their experience [http://storify.com/gueroJeff/user-privacy-documentary-screening-in-utah here]. | Do you enjoy showing a film and leading a discussion? Our Utah team did just that with the award-winning documentary "Terms and Conditions May Apply." Read about their experience [http://storify.com/gueroJeff/user-privacy-documentary-screening-in-utah here]. | ||
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Do you have an interest in finding and sharing privacy articles? | Do you have an interest in finding and sharing privacy articles? | ||
Revision as of 01:10, 20 February 2014
Privacy Contribution Pathway at Mozilla
PriMo is short for "Privacy at Mozilla". We are privacy enthusiasts committed to .... There are several pathways to PriMo, so you can choose the one that works best for you. If you're a video editor with a passion for privacy, we'd love your help making our online teaching tools really pop. Want to practice you presentation skills? We've got content you can present. Whatever your skills or interests are, if you've got a passion for privacy, we've got a place for you.
The PriMo program aims to empower and support volunteer Mozillians who have a passion for privacy, whether it's sharing privacy with others in their region/locale, contributing technical skills to the privacy bug review process or Privacy Council, or other ways to get involved. We've defined several clear pathways to get you started.
Non-Technical Pathways
Privacy Curriculum
Mozilla believes privacy is a key part of web literacy. You can help teach privacy, help develop the teaching materials, or both. There are several ways to get involved and earn a badge.
Where to teach privacy:
- Local schools, churches, libraries
- Local universities - if you're a student, consider joining the Firefox Student Ambassadors
How to teach privacy:
- Use these Webmaker resources to teach others how to put their privacy first
- Share this list of resources
- Create new Webmaker privacy resources (add your ideas here)
- Seek out existing privacy content that could become part of Webmaker (add your ideas here)
The Webmaker team is working on a bookmarklet that will allow you to tag stuff you find on the web with the Privacy Web Literacy competency. You'll also be able to pull good stuff into Webmaker through the MakeAPI soon. In the meantime, as a first step, add a resource that you think is a good fit to the form. Next step, talk to the content owner to see if they'd like to work with you to add their content in WebMaker.
Movie Screenings
Do you enjoy showing a film and leading a discussion? Our Utah team did just that with the award-winning documentary "Terms and Conditions May Apply." Read about their experience here.
Privacy Communications
Do you have an interest in finding and sharing privacy articles?
Join the Privacy Discussion Group and scan the web for privacy articles. Post an article to the discussion group at least once a month, and earn a news badge.
Do you have a gift for organizing content? We would love your help with our wiki page.
Technical Pathways
Adopt a Privacy Bug
Go to Bugzilla and do a quick search on the keyword "privacy." Is there a bug you could help move in the right direction? Some are technical, but some aren't. Sometimes it's as simple as a link that doesn't work properly. Earn a privacy badge for bringing a privacy bug to resolution.
Adopt a Privacy Make
- Add some technical wizardry to the existing privacy makes.
- Help add more examples, case studies and in-action photographs in addition to the texts. Pages like this one would look so extra-amazing if there were also some additional medias to get inspired by!
- Can you help the Utah team with their first privacy video?
Join the Privacy Council
Suggested reading and viewing: "The Privacy Engineer's Manifesto (book), (author talk) "Privacy training: Starting the Conversation" (presentation) (blog post)