Tag: p2pu
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Understanding Challenges
Lately I’ve been following along with P2PU by the mailing list as I haven’t been able to commit to Thursday’s calls. This has allowed for some deeper reflection slightly external to the core community. I’ve been chewing over the idea of the P2PU Challenge model for the past weeks, trying to work out how it…
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School of Webcraft Update – Study Groups, Badges and Derbys! Oh My!
School of Webcraft has a new home! As part of the P2PU community, the School of Webcraft made the transition to our new, custom built Lernanta platform last weekend. Hooray! From all of us here at School of Webcraft we’d like to thank P2PU’s Technical Lead, Zuzel and our amazing team of volunteer contributors for…
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School of Webcraft Update May 24th 2011
Twice a month we bring you updates on School of Webcraft, Mozilla‘s free web-development training community organised in partnership with Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU). We also use this update to let you know about the great new features that have been released in P2PU’s new site. School of Webcraft’s new home at P2PU! Groups…
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Blogging and Writing For The Web: Meeting Notes (May 13th)
I just helped facilitate the first synchronous meeting for the Blogging and Writing For The Web (B&W4TW) study group, and I think it went really well, great in fact. I previously organised a basic web development course at P2PU, but until recently had no opportunity to organise a non-Webcraft project. This is a great opportunity…
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Learn almost anything to do with the open web
One of the things that I love most about Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) is the support for both practical, career-oriented courses such as Copyright for Educators and the slightly more offbeat, interest driven courses like an Introduction to Cyberpunk Literature. We provide open, free access and new opportunities to learn core skills for people’s…
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On having to choose participants
I’ve just been working through the applications made for the Web Development 101 course that I’m running as part of the pilot round of the School of Webcraft. Wow. I’ve got applications from a range of people from locations as diverse as USA, South Africa and Senegal who spend their time as pastors, students, educators,…