This year a team-like object (I say that because the team members changed throughout the year, not because any particular configuration wasn’t team-like :)) supported what was called for most of the year the “Mozilla Learning Network.”

Much of the work was in building and iterating on a new website, teach.mozilla.org; and supporting the new version of Thimble. We also did quite a bit of work supporting X-Ray Goggles, badges, the web literacy map, and MozFest.

Please click here to view a timeline featuring highlights from the year. I’ve tried to keep this relatively brief, so it’s largely focused on front-end work, and isn’t comprehensive of all the work that was completed this year. It also doesn’t include the several research and planning projects that happened throughout the year, and especially near the end.

Before we settle into our long winter’s nap, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to these projects this year, including: Mavis Ou, Sabrina Ng, Atul Varma, Jess Klein, Luke Pacholski, Pomax, Kristina Shu, Dave Humphrey, Gideon Thomas, Kieran Sedgewick, Jordan Theriault, Cassie McDaniel, Simon Wex, Jon Buckley, Chris DeCairos, Lainie DeCoursy, Kevin Zawacki, Matthew Willse, Chris Lawrence, Amira Dhalla, Chad Sansing, Laura de Reynal, Bobby Richter, Errietta Kostala, and Greg McVerry. I’m sure I’m forgetting some people, so apologies in advance.

In a follow-up post, I’ll be sharing some lessons learned from our work this year, as well as plans for 2016.

http://hannahgrams.com/2015/12/17/2015-in-review/