Future of the School of Webcraft
Currently: https://p2pu.org/en/schools/school-of-webcraft/
Stimulus to change: http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2013/01/test/cracking-the-code
August 8, 2013
Agenda:
Alignment to metadata
- Ask P about alignment with web literacy standards
Teach the Web MMOOC
Questions about project plan
fork mechanical mooc: https://github.com/p2pu/mechanical-mooc
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Attendees
Agenda:
- How School of Webcraft came about
- Things that went well
- Lessons Learned
- Possible future structures & new features
- Budget
- Next steps
In short order
- Things that went well
- Challenge structure
- Content
- 'Adopt the challenge' feature
- Peer-assessed badges--most motivated were people who had just finished the course (report? Chloe to find)
- Lessons Learned
- Dropoff between 2nd and 3rd challenge
- Badges
- Need a fuller team of Experts to review submissions
- Only those with a particular badge can issue a badge
- Recruit from the Mozilla community or dedicated Webmaker Expert
- Fuller curriculum
- Possible future structures & new features
- SoW as its own thing--branded Mozilla, but P2PU hosts and maintains
- 200-level & 300-level (somewhere to go after finish 101)
- Thimble / Webmaker
- LRMI metadata--can embed in the courses themselves (also possibly inLOC)
- Alignment with Web Literacy Standard (badge creator would need 'alignment' metadata field)
- SoW is the only thing within P2PU that is still structured as 'challenges' (as opposed to courses) - Mechanical MOOC hosted elsewhere
- Teach the web content--
- Next steps
- Opportunities
- Web Literacy standard 'Game On'-style contest from MozFest 2013 onwards
- Alignment with the WebLitStd
- Support people who are interested in connected learning, learning by making, etc. I'm interested in helping Mentors: described here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Webmaker/Mentor
- Vanessa: Learning technical skills in a peer learning way, think about it from a PD perspective
- Adapt teach the web content into challenges? (and retire School of Webcraft? or #teachtheweb *becomes* SoW?)
- Proposal
- Content development resources
- Badges development $
- Budget
- Actions:
- Chloe to find report mentioned about peer-assessed badges
- Laura and Vanessa to explore moving resources from #teachtheweb MOOC to P2PU in order to let them live on (and creating new things there, as opposed to making new things, then moving things)
- Vanessa to explore potential rebrand of 'School of Webcraft' vs. 'School of Webmaking' (look at webmaker.org and #teachtheweb - finesse into challenges?)
- Everyone to go away and 'marinade' about what kind of thing School of Webcraft should morph into (scope, branding, audience, offer)
- Notes:
- Dev freeze on badges.p2pu.org