VR Curriculum Sprint

[jamjwait]

[ Project Contact ] @jamjwait [ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/MozillaFoundation/vr-curriculum-sprint [ Track ] Web Literacy, Open Innovation, Digital Inclusion [ Community ] Curriculum on the Web - wrangler: @chadsansing [ Location ] We'll have supports available in: Virginia / Kansas City / Los Angeles

Description

In this Web VR 101 project, we’ll brainstorm, research, draft, and test lesson plans that introduce Web VR to beginner web and Web VR users. The big idea is to help create resources to introduce Web VR to new users. That could mean writing lessons to introduce Web VR to new users; helping us identify user-friendly resources and platforms; or curating new or existing lesson plans into a Web VR 101 curriculum module for Mozilla’s teaching activities page on learning.mozilla.org.

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[chadsansing]

[chadsansing]

This is ready for Mozilla Pulse.

[chadsansing]

Pulsed!

https://www.mozillapulse.org/entry/285

[estellenina]

hi im interested to contribute in this project

[chadsansing]

Welcome, @estellenina! Thanks for joining the project. Check out the issues linked below to find a starting place for your contributions. Let @jamjwait and I know how to help!

https://github.com/MozillaFoundation/vr-curriculum-sprint/issues

[abbycabs]

Thanks for participating in #mozsprint 2017! We're gearing up for 2018 and closing all the issues from last year. Want to bring your project to #mozsprint 2018, May 10-11? Our Call for Projects is open!

[abbycabs]

Updated link for the call for projects!: https://foundation.mozilla.org/opportunity/global-sprint/lead-a-project/