Marketing/Events/MozCamp
Earlier this year, the Mozilla Foundation kicked off a series of local workshops open to the public that aim to encourage Internet users to reflect and share their thoughts on what the open web means to them and what we can do to help ensure that it remains open and accessible to all.
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What are MozCamps?
MozCamps are local events for people passionate about the open web. Each event includes discussion, hands-on-demos and collaborative scheming about ways to promote and protect the open participatory nature of the internet. Local Mozillians, bloggers, designers, hackers, creative commoners and other friends of the open web all participate and give short presentations if they wish to do so. These events aren't just about Mozilla. They are about making the web more open.
Recent MozCamps
Organize your own MozCamp
MozCamps happen wherever and whenever local Mozillians want to organize them. Here are a few resources that you might find useful when planning your own MozCamp :
- MozCamp organizers FAQ
- Slides and sample presentations you can use
- Sample agenda - use as template to create your own MozCamp page
Related Links
- This archived wiki page contains the original vision for MozCamp.
- MozCamp is inspired in part by BarCamp. The BarCamp site has lots of good context and organizing resources.