Best Summer Code Party photos

• A gallery with our top 15 favorites from the summer.
• Plus a second gallery – because we couldn’t make up our minds!
• Plus all our other favorites from Flickr.

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Submit other great photos

Best videos

• Cory Doctorow: “Where Creativity Comes From”
• OK GO’s Damian Kulash: “Why Things Go Viral”
• Douglas Rushkoff: “Get on the Spaceship”
• Greg Pak: “Working with Multimedia”
• Tommy Pallotta: “How to be a Robot and Tell Stories”
• Anita Sarkeesian: “Talking Back to the Media”

What’s missing from this list?
Nominate a video for the Hall of Fame.

Amazing Mozilla Reps

• Gauthramraj Elango: for helping Unatti, an 11-year-old aspiring webmaker in India, overcome roadblocks and go on an epic webmaking adventure.
• Ioana Chiorean: for organizing an epic 48-hour hackathon in Cluj, hacking on Firefox OS apps and more.
• Sayak Sarkar and Faisal Aziz: for hosting several amazing MozParty events in India, including a giant wrap-up &”MozCarnival” and inspiring new webmakers.
• Jean Austin: for co-ordinating diverse and confidence-building events in the Philippines. In his words: “We teach people how to code and we make them love it.“
• Miguel Paz: for hosting an experimentation lab for journalists in Santiago Chile, “Journalism Needs Nerds.“

Who’s missing from this list?
Nominate a Mozilla Rep now.

Amazing instructors, mentors and educators

• Zainab Onni, HiveNYC Ambassador Extraordinaire, for leading by example and being a constant advocate for Webmaking through her efforts at HIVENYC.
• Emma Irwin, a MozRep and busy mother volunteering to help lead Webmaker in Victoria, BC.
• Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code, who led an inspiring series of MozParties in Chicago, Atlanta and San Francisco.
• And many, many more we’re waiting for you to tell us about.

Who were the people that inspired you most this summer?
Nominate a teacher, instructor or mentor

Popcorn

• Best interactive newscasts
• Best robot invasion videos
• Best pop-up videos

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Nominate other Popcorn projects or make your own now

Thimble

• Best animated GIFs
• Best “Make Your Own Memes”
• Best vintage 3D web pages
• Best “Make Your Own Animal” projects
• Best “Make a Map of Your World on the Web”
• Best “How-To’s”: Using Thimble to create a “How to Make Your Own Robot”. From a MozParty in Greece.
• Best Webmaker avatars
• Best “Bakery Bash” games
• Best web page remixes with X-Ray Goggles
• Best Internet Defense League pages
• Best “Bunny Masher” remixes
• Best “Speak Your Mind” pages

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Nominate other Thimble projects or make your own now

• StoryCamp included a six-chapter toolkit with videos, projects, templates, visuals and reading to walk students through the process of creating a web-native film.
• Open News Fellowship Hack Jam. Exploring the themes of journalism and open data to create physical interactive experiences.
• Aircasting with HiveNYC and New York Hall of Science at the Dekalb Market Hive Learning Party.
• CERN Summer Student Webfest. Turning BrowserQuest into “Particle Quest
  “.
• Jon Rogers and Knight-Mozilla OpenNews fellow Laurian Gridinoc hosted a “Make the Web Physical” hack jam in Dundee, Scotland.
• Hive Berlin Speed Geeking featured 3D Printing stations, “Twitter-ature,” Introductory Wiki-Making and more.

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Nominate other favorite events or host your own

Best Ideas and Innovations

• Popcorning Barcelona. Explore a neighborhood on the outskirts of Barcelona with this Popcorn experiment from desdelamina.net.
• Hacking Little Brother. Cory Doctorow says he’s “proud and excited beyond words” to see youth using Popcorn to remix his novel, Little Brother.
• Robot-building. Youth at the “Future Library” in Veria, Greece used Thimble to create their own “How Tos” for building robots. (Check out Chloe’s post for more.)
• ParticleQuest. The winning hack at the CERN Summer Student Webfest remixed Mozilla’s BrowserQuest to give it a physics theme.
• Youth-Made Anti-Bully Thimble project, 16yr old Hive NYC Summer Intern. (Try it out.)

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Nominate other great ideas and innovations

Best blog posts

• Zainab Oni: “Don’t be a User, Be a Maker“
• Jean Austin: “We teach people how to code and we make them love it“
• Brett Gaylor: “Listening to a Mozillian“
• Paul Bien: Video blog on the future of digital literacy, webmaking and education.
• Laura Hilliger: “The Power of Contribution“

What’s missing for the Hall of Fame?
Suggest other great Summer Code Party blog posts

• Suggest people, projects and content.
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