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Campus Party
This is a planning page for Mozilla goals and activities at Campus Party.
Activities planned so far:
Event Details:
- August 21 - 26
- Berlin, Tempelhof Airport
- Website
This event is part of the Mozilla Summer Code Party.
Goals
- Share a vision of empowering a generation of webmakers.
- Galvanize local learning organizations around learning and making on the web.
- Weave webmaking into Mozilla's mobile efforts (B2G).
- Build web apps with European talent.
- Seed a larger conversation about mobile webmaking in 2013.
Schedule
Thursday, Aug 23 | Friday, Aug 24 | Saturday, Aug 25 | Sunday, Aug 26 | |
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Morning | Pop-Up | Pop-Up & Mark keynote | Hive Berlin: Speed-Geeking Prep | |
Afternoon | Press event at office | Tour of new Mozspace | Hive Berlin: Speed-Geeking | |
Evening | Team dinner |
Who's Coming
- Michelle Thorne (Berlin)
- Barbara Hueppe (Berlin)
- Cole Gillespie (Berlin)
- Laura Hilliger (Dresden)
- John Bevan (London)
- Chloe Varelidi (London)
- Christian Heilmann (London)
- Mark Surman (Toronto)
- Ryan Merkley (Toronto)
- Rob Middleton (Mountain view)
Keynotes
- Mark Surman (Executive Director of the Mozilla Foundation):
- Topic: Movement Making: What we can learn from punk rock, scouts, and the Royal Society
- Time: Friday, Aug. 24 from 11:00 - 12:00 on the Socrates stage.
- Chris Heilmann (Principal Technical Evangelist at Mozilla):
- Topic: Developing for the Mobile Web(?)
- Time: Friday, Aug. 24 on the developers stage.
Planning
- Mozilla coordinator: Mark Surman
- Equipment needs?
- Space needs?
- Time needs?
Youth Pop Up
We'll host a tent with several learning stations hosted by local organizations.
What is it?
- A participatory 4-hour session with 5-7 learning stations.
- It will be held twice during Campus Party (2x 4hr = 8hr total)
- Each station is hosted by an organization or person interested in webmaking.
- Participants move from station to station as they like, learning & making along the way.
- At the end, we share back what we made & talk about next steps.
What will the stations be?
- Tell a story with video & audio
- Augment video & audio with live web content
- Get started with HTML in fun, easy ways
- Make a website to share your ideas with the world
- Use data from the city to tell a story
Who should come?
- Young adults
- Their friends
- Educators
- Hackers
- Lovers of media, tech and learning
Planning
- Mozilla coordinator: Michelle Thorne
- Supported by: John Bevan (European Partners) and Chris Lawrence (Event Design)
- Time: Thursday, Aug. 23 from 10:00 - 12:00 and Friday, Aug. 24 from 10:00 - 12:00
- Equipment: 30 seats, tables, no wifi but LAN cable. Need to bring own computers.
- Space needs?