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<b>December 04, 2012</b><br
<b>December 18, 2012</b><br
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/><b>Roll Call. Who's here?</b><br
/><b>Roll Call. Who's here?</b><br
/>&nbsp;(please add yourself to this list)<br
/>&nbsp;(please add yourself to this list)<br
/><ul><li>Oarabile Mudongo (mudongo.oarabile@gmail.com)</li
/><ul><li>iamjessklein</li
><li>secretrobotron</li
><li>alina mierlus (@alina_mierlus)</li
><li>Sayak Sarkar (@sayak_sarkar)</li
><li>Angela Plohman</li
><li>Matt Thompson (@OpenMatt)</li
><li>Matt Thompson (@OpenMatt)</li
><li>Dethe (@dethe)</li
><li>@brianglanz from @openscience</li
><li>Sayak Sarkar (@Sayak_Sarkar)</li
><li>@marimoreshead</li
><li>Doug Belshaw</li
><li>Carla Casilli @carlacasilli</li
><li>Michael McCarthy @drawnalong</li
><li>Chris Appleton @chris_appleton</li
><li>@jlin</li
><li>Laura Hilliger (@epilepticrabbit)</li
><li>gunner (@allengunn)</li
><li>Rafi Santo (@empathetics)</li
><li>Paula Le Dieu</li
><li>Dan Sinker (@dansinker)</li
><li>Will (@willbarkis)</li
><li>Michelle Thorne (@thornet)</li
><li>Rebeccah (@ModReplica)</li
><li>Rebeccah (@ModReplica)</li
><li>Mari (@marimoreshead)</li
><li>Jacob (@futuresoup)</li
><li>Juan (@globalculture)</li
><li>Michelle Thorne (@thornet)</li
><li>@ryanmerkley</li
><li>@alina_mierlus (Alina)</li
><li>Michelle L</li
><li>Michelle L</li
><li>Andi Rehak @andistrack</li
><li>Erin @eknight</li
><li>Heather Payne (@heatherpayne)</li
><li>@toolness</li
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><li>Juan @globalculture</li
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/><b>WELCOME! Introductions &amp; new team members</b><br
/><b>WELCOME! Introductions &amp; new team members</b><br
/>Any first-timers here? :) Say hello! Any last minute additions to the agenda?<br
/>Any first-timers here? :) Say hello!<br
/><ul><li>Hi, Juan Gonzalez from fabspaces.cc (adding to agenda as suggested)</li
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><b><i>Subscribe to the Webmaker mailing list:</i></b><br
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/><a href="https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker">https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker</a><br
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/><b>Reminders</b><br
/><b>Reminders</b><br
/><ul><li>Muting all lines now. *7 to unmute.&nbsp;</li
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/><b>Weekly Update</b><br
/><b>Weekly Update</b><br
/><ul><li>Summary of last week's call:<ul><li><a href="http://youtu.be/Y6vJEErnZbQ">http://youtu.be/Y6vJEErnZbQ</a><br/><br
/><ul><li>Video of last week's call:<ul><li><a href="http://youtu.be/BzXcmNz_XtE">http://youtu.be/BzXcmNz_XtE</a><br/><br
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><li><b>Please add your blog posts, press and weekly updates here:</b><ul><li>The Value of Showcasing Craft: <a href="http://jessicaklein.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-value-of-showcasing-craft.html">http://jessicaklein.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-value-of-showcasing-craft.html</a> (Jess)</li
><li><b>Anything missing from above? Please add here:</b><ul><li><br/></li
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><b><i>Tweet Bank: It's NEW!</i></b><br
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><li><a href="https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets"><b>https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets</b></a><br/><br
/><b>TODAY: Webmaker 2013 Planning-palooza!</b><br
/><ul><li>NOTE: We've got three big meaty planning items today.&nbsp;</li
><li>That means we won't have time for everything that's on the pad today. :(&nbsp;</li
><li>But please flesh out your items as non-verable updates as best you can, so we can give them the love and attention they deserve.&nbsp;<br/><br
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/><b>Muting / Unmuting</b><br
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/><ul><li>All lines are muted by default</li
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><li>To UNMUTE your line, press *7&nbsp;</li
/><b>2013 strategy -&gt; board meeting debrief </b>(15 mins) (Mark Surman)<br
><li>To MUTE your line, press *6</li></ul
/><i>Slide presentation</i><br
/><ul><li>Follow via screen sharing here: <a href="http://mzl.la/screenshare">http://mzl.la/screenshare</a><ul><li><u>Then enter any name.&nbsp;</u></li></ul
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><li>Link to PDF version of slides:&nbsp;<ul><li><a href="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/34624809/Dec%202012%20-%20MoFo%20Board%20Slides%20-%20Short.pdf">https://dl.dropbox.com/u/34624809/Dec%202012%20-%20MoFo%20Board%20Slides%20-%20Short.pdf</a><br/><br
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><li><b>Notes</b><ul><li><br/><br/><br
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><li><b>Questions</b><ul><li><br/><br/><br
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/><b>Mark Surman - Webmaker 2013</b><br
/><b>Evolving Webmaker </b>-&gt; mind candy from Jess and Bobby (15 min)<br
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/><ul><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li>As noted two weeks ago, <b>we're in Webmaker 2013 planning season</b>:<ul><li><a href="https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2012/11/25/webmaker-planning-season/">https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2012/11/25/webmaker-planning-season/</a></li></ul
/><ul><li>Follow via screen sharing here: <a href="http://mzl.la/screenshare">http://mzl.la/screenshare</a><ul><li><u>Then enter any name.&nbsp;</u><br/><br
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><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li><b><i>Your Creative Cloud</i></b> - making it easy to collect, share and remix content from your world<ul><li>Mockup:<a href="http://i.imgur.com/0i4Hj.jpg">http://i.imgur.com/0i4Hj.jpg</a><ul><li>hey, that's me in the last window. I PUBLISHED SOMETHING!</li></ul
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><li>Earlier today, Mark did this post providing highlights from our strawman plan:<ul><li><a href="https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2012/12/04/webmaker2013/">https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2012/12/04/webmaker2013/</a></li></ul
><li><b><i>Collaboration as learning</i></b><ul><li>Revision history: <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8284362668/in/photostream/lightbox/">https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8284362668/in/photostream/lightbox/</a><ul><li>whoa, crazy great!</li></ul
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><li>Also, <b>the full strawman plan for 2013 is here on the wiki:</b><ul><li><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/2013plans">https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/2013plans</a><ul><li><b>We will walk through this wiki step by step on this call</b></li></ul
><li><b><i>Making our tools start to speak the same language:&nbsp;</i></b><ul><li><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8254402726/in/photostream/lightbox/">https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8254402726/in/photostream/lightbox/</a></li></ul
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><li>We used a similar format last year:<ul><li><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/2012plans">https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/2012plans</a></li></ul
><li><b><i>Community of Craft</i></b>- working with peers and mentors to build the web in a social, real way<ul><li>Prototype--- you should be screen sharing now!<ul><li>Gallery:&nbsp; <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8283265045/lightbox/">https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8283265045/lightbox/</a></li
><li>Social: <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8265117460/lightbox/">https://www.flickr.com/photos/jessicaklein/8265117460/lightbox/</a><br/><br
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><li>There are planning threads in the Webmaker mailing list for discussion</li></ul
><li><b>FEEDBACK</b><ul><li><b><i>Green- what's awesome</i></b><ul><li><br/></li
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><li>This meeting is a chance to ask questions and make suggestions about the plan<ul><li>We'll then feed a revised version of this plan into next week's MoFo board meeting</li
><li><b><i>Yellow- what you are unsure about</i></b><ul><li><br/></li
><li>And will come back to do another round of community discussion after that</li></ul
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><li>In parallel, people are working on more detailed plans for product, community, content<ul><li>e.g. Erin, Brett and Jess are working on a Webmaker 2013 product vision doc this week</li></ul
><li><b><i>Red- what really doesn't work</i></b><ul><li><br/></li
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><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li><br/></li
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><li><b>QUESTIONS&nbsp;</b><ul><li><br/></li
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><b><i>How to Get Involved:</i></b><br
><b><i>How to Get Involved:</i></b><br
/><ul><li>tba</li></ul
/><ul><li>Join the conversation on the Webmaker Mailing list&nbsp;<ul><li><a href="https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker">https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/webmaker</a></li
><li><a href="https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#">https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#</a>!topic/mozilla.webmaker/97oraBTR_48</li
><li>Look forward to some blogposts in the next several weeks</li
><li>Continue coming to these calls bc this is where we will be having the conversations about the evolution of webmaker<br/><br
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/><b>Hive Storycamp</b> (Jacob)<br
/><b>Making our goals real</b> -&gt; making, learning, community&nbsp; (Brett, Erin, Chris)&nbsp;<br
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/><ul><li>Links and context?<br/><br
/><ul><li>Jacob just finished up a presentation for the upcoming Hive Storycamp in New York</li
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><li>made a 2 minute elevator pitch in Popcorn: <a href="http://popcorn.webmadecontent.org/90l">http://popcorn.webmadecontent.org/90l</a><br/><br
><li><b>Notes</b><ul><li><br/><br/><br
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>QUESTIONS<br
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/><b>Ideas for Collaboration over Webmaking Tools and Mozilla Reps&nbsp; (Youth Open Source Project) (Emma)</b><br
/><b>Youth Open Source Project (Sayak) (5 min)&nbsp;</b><br
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/><ul><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li><a href="https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProject">https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProject</a></li
/><ul><li><b>Context:</b><ul><li><i>"Group of collaborators working on envisioning the worlds first Open Source Project developed exclusively by youth.</i></li
><li><i>Build&nbsp; frameworks and documentation which serve as distributed touch points,&nbsp; so that educators and mentors anywhere can get their youth participating&nbsp; in this project (which the youth will define)" </i>-- Laura<br/><br
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><li><b>Question to Youth:</b>&nbsp;<ul><li><i>"Help educators focus their particular group of youth and give them a simple frame to work within.&nbsp;</i></li
><li><i>Each&nbsp; locale will have a different ideas, and via collaboration and&nbsp; communication, youth around the world will decide on what this global&nbsp; project is.&nbsp;</i></li
><li><i>They'll&nbsp;&nbsp; figure out how all their different ideas tie together, submit napkin&nbsp;&nbsp; sketches and prototypes, and otherwise go through the process of both&nbsp;&nbsp; local and global collaboration."</i></li
><li>[WE NEED YOUR HELP :)]Help us formulate a question to ask these youth wherever they may be in the world here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Atz9K5aBPQDadGs1emNXWkhuTzBpVEVwY2E5SHFrT3c#gid=0">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Atz9K5aBPQDadGs1emNXWkhuTzBpVEVwY2E5SHFrT3c#gid=0</a></li
><li>Suggestions from last call:-<ul><li>How can you make your world a better place through the Web? not too catchy!</li
><li>How can the Web make your world a better place?</li></ul
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><li>What can you make for the Web that will lead to real world change?<ul><li><br/></li
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><li><b>Help Us decide upon a Short Catchy Name for the Project</b><ul><li>Youth Open Source Project is too long a name, especially for wiki URLs.&nbsp; We area talking about two different things here aren't we?&nbsp; 1) The&nbsp; Project Name 2) Wiki Name .&nbsp;&nbsp; Youth Open Source Project is not to long&nbsp; for 1) IMO</li
><li>Need a Short, catchy and meaningful (wiki)&nbsp; name for the Project, preferably one or atmost two words long. It&nbsp; should reflect the spirit of openness, youth contribution and the open&nbsp; web.</li
><li>Have a suggestion? Add it to our existing list of suggestions or +1 existing names:<ul><li>WebBuilders</li
><li>Globalmakers</li
><li>Openwebbuilders&nbsp;</li
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><li><b>Links:</b><ul><li><b>Blog Introduction:</b> <a href="http://tiptoes.ca/?p=837">http://tiptoes.ca/?p=837</a></li
><li><b>(Orginal) Brainstorming Etherpad:</b> <a href="https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProject">https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProject</a><br/><br
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><li><b>Past Community Calls:</b><ul><li><a href="https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProjectDec10">https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProjectDec10</a></li
><li><a href="https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProjectDec17">https://remo.etherpad.mozilla.org/RepsWebmakerProjectDec17</a><br/><br
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><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li><b>Youth Question Related:</b><ul><li>Top pick seems to be: <i>"How can you make your world a better place using the Web?"</i></li
><li>Only concern is that we use the term '<i>using the web</i>' rather than "<i>making / inventing</i>" as it isn't the language we use (turning users into makers). Need to refine a bit.</li
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><li><b>Name related:</b><ul><li>We&nbsp;&nbsp; need to be careful about using the word 'young' or 'youth' as the sole&nbsp;&nbsp; definer of partcipant in this project - as not all will idenify this&nbsp; way&nbsp; (ie: university students)&nbsp; -- Open Science Federation recently began a science blogging network&nbsp; for students, some university and some younger. The name "U20 Science"+1 brought them together :) in a positive way instead of "youth science" or the like. U20 Webmakers?</li
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><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li>It would be great if someone among the people who have been contributing to the above mentioned etherpad link can chip in for me as I'm currently a bit down with a sore throat! :'( - Sayak Emma / Laura can speak (feel better Sayak!)- Thanks! :-)</li
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><b><i>How to Get Involved:</i></b><br
><b><i>How to Get Involved:</i></b><br
/><ul><li>Simple: Just dive into the etherpad and add your ideas/suggestions along with your name.</li
/><ul><li><b>Join our Google Group at:</b> <a href="https://groups.google.com/group/mozilla-reps-webmaker-project">https://groups.google.com/group/mozilla-reps-webmaker-project</a></li
><li><b>Write to us at: </b>mozilla-reps-webmaker-project@googlegroups.com</li
><li>Next community Call: January 3rd (Monday)<br/><br
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/><b>"Learning labs" for advanced web technologies created by the Mozilla Ignite program (Will Barkis, 3-5 min)</b><br
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/>Kudos: Kenny Katzgrau, Mike McCarthy and Mike's team (Jacob Brennan and Graham Wheeler) -- and of course Ben Moskowitz<br
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/><ul><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li>These learning labs and developer dosc are a set of developer resources aimed at advanced web technologies on unconstrained networks: <a href="https://mozillaignite.org/resources/">https://mozillaignite.org/resources/</a></li
><li>LL1: "Future uses of WebGL" <a href="https://mozillaignite.org/resources/labs/future-uses-of-webgl/">https://mozillaignite.org/resources/labs/future-uses-of-webgl/</a></li
><li>LL2: "WebRTC audio and video at 1 Gbps" <a href="https://mozillaignite.org/resources/labs/future-uses-of-webrtc-video/">https://mozillaignite.org/resources/labs/future-uses-of-webrtc-video/</a></li
><li>Docs for developers who want to learn about programmable networks/use the GENI testbed <a href="http://geni-app-developer-documentation.readthedocs.org/en/latest/">http://geni-app-developer-documentation.readthedocs.org/en/latest/</a></li></ul
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><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li>2 labs published so far in a series of 10 topic areas, including WebGL, WebRTC,&nbsp; WebSockets/Socket.io, App Cache, OpenFlow/Software Defined Networking, GENI, File Access API, NTER and more</li
><li>Hackable demos go alongside the labs</li
><li>We'd love any suggestions for hackable demos or experts to interview for the different topic areas -- will@mozillafoundation.org<br/><br
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><li><b>QUESTIONS&nbsp;</b><ul><li>Will: a friend of mine had asked you at MozFest if there were connections between Ignite and the Webmaking Science Lab ... <a href="http://careers.mozilla.org/en-US/position/oQuSWfwS">http://careers.mozilla.org/en-US/position/oQuSWfwS</a> and at the time there were not. I can see how to get involved with Ignite but I'm wondering how to mesh Open Science Federation volunteers and projects with the new/future Webmaking Lab and whether any connective tissue has formed between you and them in the webmaking planning season? Thanks</li
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><b><i>How to Get Involved:</i></b><br
/><ul><li>Contact Will at will@mozillaignite.org if you want to get involved or if you have questions</li
><li>Follow us on Twitter at @MozillaIgnite</li
><li>Join the announcement mailing list from mozillaignite.org<br/><br
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/><b>Community of Mentors (Juan Gonzalez) &lt;--&nbsp; Yes, Juan.</b><br
/><b>Open Badges product sprint (Sunny) (5 min)&nbsp;</b><br
/><ul><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li><a href="http://fabspaces.cc/">http://fabspaces.cc/</a></li></ul
/><ul><li><b>Links and context:</b><ul><li>Read about it here: <a href="http://bananigans.tumblr.com/post/37714817884/openbadges-product-sprint-winter2012">http://bananigans.tumblr.com/post/37714817884/openbadges-product-sprint-winter2012</a></li
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><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li>FabSpaces is currently developing a tool based on Popcorn.JS meant to help teachers/mentors share interactive videos about activity-based learning (and making) in such a way that their workshops can be adopted and implemented for others at the speed of digital.</li
><li><b>NOTES &amp; COMMENTS</b><ul><li>9 key features discussed during sprint:<ul><li><b>I. COPPA&nbsp;</b></li
><li>First alpha version planned to be out before end of year.</li
><li><b>II. Extending spec - a. standards alignment</b></li
><li>We have some MAKE workshops that have been adapted and are currently producing the video content to be used<ul><li>example: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x39hnt67SRw">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x39hnt67SRw</a></li></ul
><li><b>III. Extending spec - b. tags</b></li
><li><b>IV. 508 Compliance</b></li
><li><b>V. Fb Display integration</b></li
><li><b>VI. Signed badges</b></li
><li><b>VII. Backpack Connect - Autopush (badges by approved issuers automatically pushed)</b></li
><li><b>VIII. Revocation of badges</b></li
><li><b>IX. Badge expiration</b><br/><br
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><li>Inspired by Instructables<br/><br
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><b>QUESTIONS</b><br
><li><b>QUESTIONS&nbsp;</b><ul><li><br/></li
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- Also: End-of-year (EOY) fundraising campaign (Ben S) (4 mins)
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- Also: If time: Consolidating users "help" emails (Brett - 2 min)
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/><b>NON-VERBAL UPDATES</b><br
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/><ul><li>(mrz) Not sure if I'll be able to make this verbal.</li
><li>Working on crazy idea for post No-Shaving-In-December around raising money for YearUp to pull in Mozilla WebMakers into their curriculum.&nbsp;</li
><li>Looking for comments on the draft blog post (email mrz@mozilla) and thoughts on clearly articulating the sales pitch, the "why you should care"</li
><li>Open questions:<ul><li>dumb idea?</li
><li>how to collect money?<ul><li>Mozilla's donate.mozilla.org site?</li
><li>YearUp's individual contribution site?</li></ul
></li></ul
></li
><li>Draft blog post:&nbsp;<ul><li><a href="http://people.mozilla.com/~mrz/blog/shave.html">http://people.mozilla.com/~mrz/blog/shave.html</a><br/><br
/></li></ul
></li></ul
><b>ITEM</b><br
/><ul><li>Animated font workshop Meemoo+Thimble activity: <a href="http://meemoo.org/hack-tivities/abc.html">http://meemoo.org/hack-tivities/abc.html</a> (do we have any Sesame Street contacts?)<br/><br
/></li></ul
/></li></ul
><b>ITEM</b><br
><b>ITEM</b><br
/><ul><li><br/></li></ul
/><ul><li><b>Game On Competition Double Game Jam Aftermath report-back</b></li></ul
><a href="https://blog.mozilla.org/gameon/2012/12/19/trans-atlantic-game-jammin/">https://blog.mozilla.org/gameon/2012/12/19/trans-atlantic-game-jammin/</a> (play with the games in the post)<br
/><ul><li>More Game Jams coming in January in sync with one of our partners Global Game Jam<ul><li>Pittsburgh GGJ: <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/pittsburghigda/events/ggj/ggj13">https://sites.google.com/site/pittsburghigda/events/ggj/ggj13</a></li
><li>Atlanta/ GA Tech GGJ: <a href="http://www.spsu.edu/games/gamejam/index.htm">http://www.spsu.edu/games/gamejam/index.htm</a></li
><li>SF GGJ: <a href="http://sfggj.eventbrite.com/#">http://sfggj.eventbrite.com/#</a></li></ul
></li
><li>Game Jams In the works<ul><li>Lima Peru!</li
><li>Kenya! - prob early Feb</li
><li>- U of Washington - prob early Feb</li
><li>- U of Toronto &amp; GamerCamp &amp; Mozilla- - prob early Feb&nbsp;</li
><li>- NYU - call tomorrow - shooting for Jan?</li
><li>- UT Austin - GGJ event in Jan or separate jam in Feb</li
><li>-Paris - Michal from Mozilla and the awesome onGameStart(<a href="http://ongamestart.com/)">http://ongamestart.com/)</a></li
><li>Indiecade East Youth Game Jam</li></ul
></li></ul
>&nbsp;<br
>&nbsp;<br
/><b>ITEM</b><br
/><ul><li>Daniel Byon who is a teacher and who came to Mozfest has hacked on our hackagame.org and is using it in his classroom! w00t!&nbsp;</li></ul
><a href="http://www.hackagame.org/examples/pong.html#/NjAyOTMxMg%3D%3D">http://www.hackagame.org/examples/pong.html#/NjAyOTMxMg%3D%3D</a><br
/><br
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/>====================================================v============<br
/><b><i>Tweet Publishing Schedule</i></b><br
/>What should we be making noise about on Twitter &amp; Facebook this week?<br
/>Add your draft tweets here:<br
/><ul><li><a href="https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets"><b>https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets</b></a><br/><br
/></li></ul
>====================================================v============<br
/><b>Calendar</b><br
/><b>Calendar</b><br
/><i>Take a look at upcoming events! Add new ones.&nbsp;</i><br
/><i>Take a look at upcoming events! Add new ones.&nbsp;</i><br
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/><br
/><ul><li><b>Mozilla All Hands Meeting Updates:</b><ul><li><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/WeeklyUpdates">https://wiki.mozilla.org/WeeklyUpdates</a><br/><br
/><ul><li><b>Mozilla All Hands Meeting Updates:</b><ul><li><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/WeeklyUpdates">https://wiki.mozilla.org/WeeklyUpdates</a><br/><br
/><br/><br
/></li></ul
/></li></ul
></li></ul
></li></ul
>====================================================v============<br
>====================================================v============<br
/><b>NEXT WEEK:</b><br
/><b>Social media publishing calendar</b><br
/>Agenda for next week's call:&nbsp;<br
/>Got something to make noise about this week or next? Please add it to the schedule for the @Mozilla Twitter, Facebook or Tumblr accounts here:<br
/><a href="https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Dec11">https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Dec11</a><br
/><ul><li><a href="https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets"><b>https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Tweets</b></a><br/><br
/></li></ul
>====================================================v============<br
/><b>NEXT CALL:</b><br
/>NOTE: Dec 25 and Jan 1 calls are CANCELLED<br
/>NEXT CALL: Tues, Jan 8&nbsp;<br
/><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/Community_Calls"><b>https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/Community_Calls</b></a><br
/><a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/Community_Calls"><b>https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmakers/Community_Calls</b></a><br
/><br
/><br

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