Summit2013/Sessions/Friday

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1-2:15pm AND 2:45 - 4:00pm

Ecosystems in our Image

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 201 A+B
Toronto: Conference C
Santa Clara: Santa Barbara

Track: Purpose and Strategy

Put practically and short term: how our values show up in the app ecosystem or social network (where the users are now). And, in the long term, how do our values show up in big data, internet of things and other upcoming ecosystems. What would it look like to build a mobile apps and content ecosystem based literally on the ideas in the Nature of Mozilla? What features and marketing approaches would you include? How would we most effectively balance building, teaching and shaping markets? Where do local communities fit in as part of building this? Can they help build a long tail app ecosystem where we really see local diversity?

Facilitators:

Brussels: David Ascher, Paula Le Dieu
Toronto: Chris Lawrence, Ben Moskowitz
Santa Clara: Alina Mierlus, Erika Owens

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/1ent7a9

The Web We Want

Main article: Summit2013/Sessions/The Web We Want

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: The Arc
Toronto: Conference B
Santa Clara: Seattle

Track: Purpose and Strategy

A large, interactive session to explore the web we're championing. What do we mean by "the web"? Is it a technology? A set of values? What are the baseline design principles we value most? Privacy? Creativity? User freedom? User Control? Data ownership? Something else? How is the web part of our identity? How do we use our products and our voice to help the broader world--including users--understand the web and become champions with us?

Facilitators:

Santa Clara: Asa Dotzler, Tantek Çelik, and notes (13:00-14:15, 14:45-1600)
Brussels: Larissa Co, Ozten, AlisonW
Toronto: Potch, Mike Collins, Dan Sinker

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/15nyhNz

Session Hashtag: #mozwww

Afterwards:

Building a Web Literate World

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 213/215
Toronto: Conference D&E
Santa Clara: Newport Beach

Track: Purpose and Strategy

The Webmaker Community is changing the face of education through collaborative, participatory events, kick ass tools and relevant learning activities for creativity and learning. At the same time, they're building a more Web Literate world by helping people understand that you don't have to be a programmer to understand the technical and social infrastructures of the Web.

In this session, we'll play games and discuss how building a web literate world is integral to everything we do, not just as Mozilla, but as people. We'll discuss how Mozilla is making this not only possible - but easily accessible through open tools, learning activities, invitations to participate in the discussions, guidance and direction and invention, innovation and inspiration. And we'll prototype ways for you to get involved.

Facilitators:

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/17ZwqNo

What does "Mozillian" mean?

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: Hall 300
Toronto: Willow Room Centre
Santa Clara: Grand Ballroom Salon CD

Track: Purpose and Strategy

A hands-on session to define the identity of Mozillians, historically and as we evolve. Towards building scope and identity as a community. Consider new domains, like news and science. Do partners count? Who do we count? What are we trying to build? Who are we inviting?

Facilitators:

Brussels: Gervase Markham, Ioana Chiorean
Toronto: Guillermo Movia, Andrew (feer56)- Will do second session @2:45
Santa Clara: Sujith Reddy (would like co facilitator), Alex Lakatos

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/15nymAM

Write-ups:

Firefox OS in 2014 and Beyond

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 311+312
Toronto: Willow Room East
Santa Clara: Grand Ballroom Salon AB

Track: Product and Technology

The strategy and vision for what Firefox OS is trying to accomplish, what markets it's heading for, as well as showcasing the technology and features. It is going to be a highly interactive session where attendees will participate in discussions and providing inputs.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Chris Lee, Bill Maggs
Toronto: Peter Dolanjski, Vik Iya
Santa Clara: Sandip Kamat, Christian Heilmann

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/17Zws7Y

Session Summary Report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ktpr3nVhU7BGbOYdQhHwOdvQj7ffyDk8xyoFqB3Cxp8/pub

Privacy, Security, and Data: Pragmatic Innovations for Users and the Web

Time: 1-2:15, 2:45-4:00 (please note these sessions are run twice, therefore co-facilitation is recommended)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 211/212
Toronto: Conference G
Santa Clara: Grand Ballroom Salon E

Track: Product and Technology

A discussion on how we combine our desire for excellent products, services and UX with leading privacy and security characteristics that advance trust, sustainability and safety for people.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Stacy Martin / Garrett Robinson / Simon Bennetts
Toronto: Alex Fowler / Monica Chew / Yvan Boily
Santa Clara: Alina Hua / Sid Stamm / Joe Stevenson

Session Etherpad: http://mzl.la/17Zwvki

Amplifying Mozilla: From Wearing T-Shirts to Sharing Online

Time: 1:00 - 2:15pm, 2:45 - 4:00pm

Location:

Brussels: Studio 313/315
Toronto: Conference F
Santa Clara: Portland

Track: Purpose and Strategy

A look into the emotional connection that explains why we wear our brand proudly. This session will explore what the Mozilla brand means for different individuals and will focus on how Mozillians can share the brand with the world.


Facilitators (Coordinated by Pete Scanlon):

Brussels: Ioana Chiorean, Gregory Jost
Toronto: Winston Bowden, Michaela Thayer, Jesse Montano
Santa Clara: Sakina Groth, Alex Lakatos

Session Etherpads:

Open Sessions

Security Reviews

Time: 1:00 - 2:15pm, 2:45 - 4:00pm (Toronto)

Location:

Toronto: Windsor East

Session Etherpad: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/security-review-summit

UP: User Personalization

Time: 1:00 - 2:15pm, 2:45 - 4:00pm (Santa Clara only)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 214/216 on Sunday @1:15pm - 2:30pm
Toronto: Windsor West on Saturday @4:00pm - 6:00pm
Santa Clara: Prospector Suite A

Track: Product and Technology

Personalization is happening on the web but often done with fragmented tracking data and without user control. Join a discussion on how Mozilla can make things better for everyone for a more personal web experience that respects the user.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Justin Scott
Toronto: Olivier Yiptong
Santa Clara: Ed Lee, Maxim Zhilyaev

Session Etherpad: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/summit-sessions-up

Community-driven Web Compatibility

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 210
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

The open web needs help from all kinds of people: browser vendors, browser users, coders, translators, bloggers, artists, tool makers, technology enthusiasts and much, much more—from all regions of the world. The Mozilla community already claimed victory over the proprietary, closed web landscape during the first browser wars. Join us to make a difference again by enabling a mobile Web accessible to all users regardless of their choice of browsers or devices. Join us in this Open Session to learn how to get involved as a Web Compatibility Ambassador and how each one of us can make a difference on the Web, no matter our level of technical expertise, experience within the Mozilla community, or even access to physical Firefox OS or Android devices. There is plenty of work to be done; let's do it together.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Brad Lassey
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

bugzilla.mozilla.org

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 210
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Bugzilla.mozilla.org is the Bugzilla used for bug tracking for many Mozilla based projects such as Firefox, Thunderbird, Firefox OS, etc.

Facilitators:

Brussels: David Lawrence
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Public Policy Module

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 310
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

This session will let the community know more about Mozilla's Public Policy Module, what we do and why we do it, and most of all we want to hear more about if/how/when Mozillians would like to be involved in our policy projects.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Hadley Beeman
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

The Future of Comms Reps

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 310
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

This is going to be the first time we can meet in person for this new group. Plan the future of the CommsReps group: what has worked in the past, what could be improved, what actions should we plan in order to deliver more? What could be put in place to become more efficient with Press Relations around the world, with the help of Mozillians?

Facilitators:

Brussels: Kerim Kalamujic
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

We are all Remoties

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 314/316
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

This is important to MoCo employees... *and* to MoCo contributors who need to be able to work effectively with employees... especially as we scale.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Chris Atlee
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Localizing with L20n

Time: 13:00-14:15 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 314/316
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Description

Facilitators:

Brussels: Stas Malolepszy
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Localizing Webmaker

Time: 14:45-16:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 210
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

After a quick demo of what Webmaker IS, I want to lead a planning session around how Webmaker and the L10N team or others interested in localization might work together. The Foundation would like to bring Webmaker products and sites into L10N and we would like to learn about how we might do that, and how we can help the L10N community.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Laura Hilliger
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Open Badges Pathways Prototyping

Time: 14:45-16:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 210
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

What if you could visualize the steps your hero has taken in their life? What if you could compare their passion projects to inspire your own work? Let's prototype badges pathways together to see what we might make! Skillsharing and visualization will be the topics of this fun hands-on session.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Emily Goligoski
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Contributing to a Localized Mozilla

Time: 14:45-16:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 310
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Since the last Mozilla Summit, the Mozilla localization community has grown extensively. Contributing to the localization effort has attempted to evolve with the community's growth, however, many elements of the l10n contribution path remain a mystery and unresolved. We'll discuss which parts of contributing to Mozilla l10n are challenging, alienating, and require selective skills. We'll discuss tools, strategies, and resources for building localization teams. Finally, we'll seek to come to a concensus on the expectations of all participants within Mozilla localization, from the L10n drivers to regional l10n teams to individual localizers.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Pascal Chevrel
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

FLOSS Body of Knowledge

Time: 14:45-16:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 310
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) tries to coordinate FLOSS Competence Centers around the world. (Mozilla Foundation is an Affiliate Member of the OSI). One goal of this effort is to define a Body of Knowledge around FLOSS, including both technical and non-technical topics. This session is designed to find people who are willing and able to contribute to the effort, which is still in a very early stage. http://flosscc.opensource.org/wiki/floss-body-knowledge

Facilitators:

Brussels: Tony Wasserman
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Firefox for Android

Time: 14:45-16:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: Studio 314/316
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

GeckoView - Embedding Firefox in Android Applications. A session devoted to using GeckoView, an Android widget, to create Android applications. GeckoView allows Android developers to use the same Firefox rendering engine in their own Android applications.

Facilitators:

Brussels: Lucas Rocha
Toronto: N/A
Santa Clara: N/A

Using EnyoJS for FirefoxOS App development

Time: 1:00-2:15 (Toronto)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Windsor West
Santa Clara: N/A

EnyoJS is a cross-platform app development framework that was open sourced by Palm/HP. Its a great tool to build Firefox OS development and I'd like to hos an open session to show people more about it. URL: http://www.enyojs.com

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Andre Alves Garzia
Santa Clara: N/A

Web Standards: How and why we standardize

Time: 1:00-2:15 (Toronto)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Windsor East
Santa Clara: N/A

A discussion about standards and how Mozilla is and should be involved in standards. In particular, I probably want to spend the first 10-15 minutes giving some brief background about how I look at our involvement in standards (both in terms of what we do and why) and about how standardization works at the W3C. Then I'd like to open up to a discussion and questions about standardization: what do you want to know? What do you think we should or shouldn't be doing? Potential topics for discussion (though I'm very open to others): where to standardize, openness of standards process, patent policy, speed of process, getting the right parties involved, when the right time to standardize is, how to interact with and implement standards in development, speaking as an individual or on behalf of an organization, dealing with things that have to be private.

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: David Baron
Santa Clara: N/A

Getting the control from our devices and digital lives back to us

Time: 1:00-2:15 (Toronto)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Windsor Room West
Santa Clara: N/A

In the past few years, a lot of surveillance scandals have come to your sight (Carrier IQ, PRISM, Tempora, ...), and your devices are getting more and more closed (Secure Restricted Boot, smartphones with firmwares that can take over the control od the device, ...). But we're not screwed (yet). We have means to fight against this. This is an open session to talk about how we can get the control of your devices and digital lives back to us.

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Ricardo Panaggio
Santa Clara: N/A

Graphics in Gecko - Overview

Time: 2:45-4:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Windsor East
Santa Clara: N/A

Overview of the graphics in Gecko

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: TBD
Santa Clara: N/A

Web API: Q&A - Ask us Anything

Time: 2:45-4:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Windsor East
Santa Clara: N/A

Bring us your questions about what's going on with new APIs, and what you should expect to be available in the future.

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: TBD
Santa Clara: N/A

Recent and Future Releases

Time: 2:45-4:00 (Brussels)

Location:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: Willow Room West
Santa Clara: N/A

Discuss increasing desktop beta frequency, Explain the Firefox OS train model, Talk to the community about a proposed modification to the desktop/mobile Firefox release model, Hear problems/suggestions from the community.

Facilitators:

Brussels: N/A
Toronto: TBD
Santa Clara: N/A
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