Define all skills for Web Literacy Map v1.5

[dajbelshaw]

Note: this is a meta-issue

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Below is the list of competencies for Web Literacy Map v1.5. We still need to define the skills underpinning these. Clicking on a competency takes you to the relevant issue. Once we're happy that we've defined all of the skills under a competency, it should be ticked-off here!

EXPLORING

• [x] Navigation
• [x] Web Mechanics
• [x] Search
• [x] Credibility
• [x] Security

BUILDING

• [x] Composing for the web
• [x] Remixing
• [x] Designing for the web
• [x] Coding / Scripting
• [x] Accessibility

CONNECTING

• [x] Sharing
• [x] Collaborating
• [x] Community Participation
• [x] Privacy
• [x] Open Practices

[jamiea]

Thanks @dajbelshaw et al, the process behind the Map just get better and better, nice work.

[dajbelshaw]

Updated overview above to indicate current progress in preparation for half-hour hack session on Monday 16th March

[dajbelshaw]

No community call this week. Instead, half-hour hack sessions on Monday and Tuesday:

• Monday 16th March (5pm UTC)
• Tuesday 17th March (5pm UTC)

We need to finish defining the skills by the end of the week, but you're very welcome to comment and add thoughts here if you can't make the above times!

Deadline: Friday 20th March (5pm UTC)

[dajbelshaw]

Thanks to those who came to the 16th March half-hour hack session! We managed to complete:

• Credibility
• Remixing

There's still some questions around:

• Security
• Coding / Scripting

Let's continue to work on those asynchronously! :)

[dajbelshaw]

Great discussion yesterday in the 17th March half-hour hack session. Thank you.

We had a very productive discussion and managed to finalise:

• Accessibility
• Collaborating
• Open Practices

There's still a few questions around:

• Privacy

...and of course we still haven't tied a bow on:

• Security
• Coding / Scripting

I'll have to use my BDFL privileges if we don't come to some sort of consensus by Friday! ;)

[jgmac1106]

How do we want to handle last three? @dajbelshaw want to put up the final proposed and we vote by end of business his time?

[dajbelshaw]

I wasn't actually joking, @jgmac1106 - if we don't come to consensus by about 4pm GMT tomorrow then I'll just go with what I think is the majority line. :)

[dajbelshaw]

One more meta-level thing.

If we want to be intentional about the ordering of skills within a competency, then we should lock that down by tomorrow, too. Feel free to go back into any competencies and comment if the ordering of skills needs work. No need to re-open issue to comment.

[jgmac1106]

I know you weren't joking and I am happy with the skills as is. We are close on so many issues.

On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 12:51 PM Doug Belshaw notifications@github.com wrote:

One more meta-level thing.

If we want to be intentional about the ordering of skills within a competency, then we should lock that down by tomorrow, too. Feel free to go back into any competencies and comment if the ordering of skills needs work. No need to re-open issue to comment.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/mozilla/webliteracymap/issues/36#issuecomment-83659847 .

[dajbelshaw]

We're finished! w00t! Well done and huge congratulations, everyone. :-D

I've blogged the full list of skills competencies: http://literaci.es/web-literacy-map-v1-5

Please do share your reflections on the process on your blog and share it out with the hashtag #webliteracy!