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Update MLN Community Call page #1839

Closed hannahkane closed 8 years ago

hannahkane commented 8 years ago

@kgorr - when you have details about the next Community Call finalized for the site, please drop them here and we'll update the site. Thanks!

KGorr commented 8 years ago

@hannahkane - will do!

KGorr commented 8 years ago

Here is the video embed code

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/LlEXY8NKxoY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> (I figured it out @flukeout!!!!!!!!) Ha!

Here is the etherpad: https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/mozcommunitycallMay16

Should have the page copy sometime this week. Thanks!

hannahkane commented 8 years ago

Adding the blocked label just to note we're blocked on copy, but no rush on our end @KGorr.

KGorr commented 8 years ago

@hannahkane, here is the page content:

"Upcoming Call" box content:

May 25: 11am HADT/ 1pm PT/ 4pm ET/ 8pm GMT/ 10pm SAST Gigabit Featured speakers: Caleb Bagby, teacher at Red Bank High School in Chattanooga, Chad Sansing, Curriculum Developer and Web Literacy for Mozilla, and Rebecca Dove and Quest Taylor, who are working together on an artificial intelligence literacy application called Pennez.

Technology is continually advancing. Join us as we explore how high-speed, low-latency gigabit networks are allowing educational technology to advance rapidly. Thanks to these new connection speeds, education has the opportunity to evolve in ways that wouldn’t be possible on traditional networks, becoming more immersive and more engaging than ever before.

Content for under the "upcoming call" box: On this month’s call, we’ll explore how gigabit technology is transforming today’s classroom. We’ll discuss how emerging technologies like virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and 4K video streaming are being deployed to engage students, address learning needs, and create new outcomes for education.

Viewers can ask questions and share ideas and feedback of their own through the embedded agenda and chat.

hannahkane commented 8 years ago

Thanks, @KGorr!

@mmmavis - I'm wondering if you think this is something I could do. My guess is that I would copy the content of /community-call-march-23.jsx into a new file and replace the relevant content with the most recent info. Then I would update /community-call.jsx with the newest info and add a link to the new page at the bottom.

If it's as straightforward as that, should I give it a try?

flukeout commented 8 years ago

GO HANNAH!!!!!

Yeah, that's pretty much it. You also have to update an entry in the routes file - that's what tells the server which page to show depending on the URL.

Here is the last PR related to the changes, there are a bunch of CSS changes you can ignore, but you'll see the routes.jsx pages there. https://github.com/mozilla/teach.mozilla.org/pull/1804/files

Lastly, you'll need to change the class name on the info callout box and change the heading to say "Past Workshop" instead of upcoming one.

<section className="callout-box past-workshop">
  <h2>Archived Call</h2>

I'm happy to take this on though, let me know!

hannahkane commented 8 years ago

thanks for the additional info, @flukeout. I'll give this a try and let you know if I run into trouble. Thank you!!!