Mozilla is now trying to teach people about using and creating things on the Internet, through a new online course.
These courses are intended to educate Internet users and educators about the fundamentals of the Internet. According to the announcement, everything will be free, as is the company's custom. The non-governmental organization is simply trying to help everyone, from formal education to enthusiastic engineers, learn how to teach the basic mechanisms, culture and origins of the web.
Four courses will be offered in total and are open for anyone to participate at their own pace, which is a very important element in today's fast-paced world.
Those interested can check out the topics and register for the courses they are interested in, they will be able to discuss things with other participants or the Mozilla. Each course comes with a complete set of materials and of course discussions.
The courses will take place from July 15th to September 15th, so there is plenty of time to decide what you want to do and what you have time for.
Participants will receive a Webmaker Badge Mentor if they submit completed course assignments, while members who are particularly active will earn the Super Badge Mentor.
