Student reps 101_final
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This document provides an overview of the Mozilla Student Reps program. It discusses Mozilla's mission to make the web better and open source products like Firefox. It then describes the Student Reps program, which allows passionate students to promote Firefox and Mozilla's vision on their campus through projects, clubs and tech support. The presentation encourages students to get involved by signing up, taking action such as becoming a Firefox Affiliate, and staying connected through social media and a newsletter.
Student reps 101_final
- 1. Student Reps 101 April 28, 2012 Presenter: Mohd Fadzil Md Arap Community Mozilla Malaysia 1
- 2. What we’ll cover… About Mozilla About Firefox Other Exciting Mozilla Initiatives Student Reps Program The Student Reps Experience Next Steps Q&A 2
- 3. Mozilla at a Glance • We're a global, nonprofit organization dedicated to making the Web better. • We focus on principle over profit, and believe that the Web is a shared public resource to be cared for, not a commodity to be sold. • We're a worldwide community creating open source products like Mozilla Firefox, and innovating for the benefit of the individual and the betterment of the Web. 3
- 4. Mozilla Proprietary 4
- 5. Community in Numbers • More than 1,000 volunteers have contributed code to Firefox • Over 400,000 people have contributed to Mozilla through our project tracking system Bugzilla • Support.mozilla.org, Mozilla’s community-powered support site, helps an average of 100,000 Firefox users per week 5
- 6. mozilla.org/firefox 6
- 7. Best browser in the world 7
- 8. About Firefox Fast Facts • More than 450 million people around the world use Firefox • Firefox is free and open source software, with approximately 40% of its code written by volunteers The Global Browser • Firefox is available in more than 80 languages (covering more than 97% of the world’s online population) • Firefox is used in every country in the world • Almost every non-English version of Firefox is localized by community volunteers • More than 50% of global Firefox users use non-English versions The Power of Customization • More than 9,000 free, community contributed Add-ons for Firefox • More than 40% of users have at least one add-on installed 8
- 9. Why’s Firefox so awesome? 9
- 10. Why does Firefox matter? As a non-profit, we’re free to innovate on the user’s behalf without any pressure to compromise. 10
- 11. Who do we answer to? 11
- 12. Fast We're fast and constantly improving start-up speed and responsiveness. Check your Firefox speed and help others get the fastest Firefox mozilla.org/firefox/speed 12
- 13. Beyond customization Hundreds of thousands of ways to personalize your browser to make the web work better for you. addons.mozilla.org 13
- 14. Key Features Learn more » mozilla.org/firefox 14
- 15. Preview features and contribute to the next Firefox Download Firefox Aurora and file bugs to join an active conversation about the future of Firefox. 15
- 16. Other Exciting Mozilla Initiatives Mozilla Persona Mozilla Web B2G: Apps Boot to Gecko Marketplace Learn more » mozilla.org 16
- 17. studentreps.mozilla.org 17
- 18. About Student Reps • Student Reps are passionate, creative and resourceful. They head up campaigns and projects at their schools and in their local communities. • By showing people why Firefox rocks, they help their classmates have a better Web experience. • In the Student Reps program, you’ll have the opportunity to: – sharpen skills – earn recognition – advance your leadership 18
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- 20. Key Projects 20
- 21. Start a club Create clubs to advocate for usage of Firefox and other Mozilla products on campus and to socialize with other Mozilla fans. Quick tip: Give a presentation about Mozilla or Firefox as your first club event. 21
- 22. Promote Mozilla and Firefox Spread the word about Mozilla's mission and Firefox products and features by hosting events or promoting with social media. 1. Host an event 2. Give a presentation 3. Promote with social media 22
- 23. Get Firefox Installed and Provide Support Installing Firefox and other Mozilla products at your college makes it easily accessible. Allow students to get help from a physical help desk or a virtual one. 23
- 24. Grow Mozilla mozilla.org/contribute 24
- 25. Grow Mozilla 25
- 26. Grow Mozilla 26
- 27. Getting the most out of the program 27
- 28. You’re not alone. Here’s how we help. Get help and collaborate on projects in your region with Mozilla Reps. Colloquy for Mac OSX See the Support section. Join the #studentreps IRC channel. Ask questions and give support to other Student Reps. 28
- 29. Stay active • Submit Project Reports and Case Studies through your blog. » See the Support section • Give support in #studentreps IRC chat room and by searching #mozstudent on Twitter. • Tag project and event photos with ‘mozstudent’ on… 29
- 30. Earn rewards Support Access to experienced Mozillians and awesome tools Recognition Featured in Mozilla newsletters, campaigns, social media Awarded Mozilla Certificate of Achievement Advancement Accepted into the Mozilla Reps program Sponsorship to visit Mozilla HQ or attend special events Bonuses Sent special gear packs Entered into a raffle for prizes Sent thank you letter from Chief Marketing Officer 30
- 31. And more good things will come 31
- 32. Next Steps 32
- 33. Next steps 1. Sign-up at studentreps.mozilla.org (if you haven’t already) 1. Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and the newsletter 2. Take action today 33
- 34. Today Follow ‘Like’ us on @mozstudent s 34
- 35. Today Sign-up to become a Firefox Affiliate! Host Firefox buttons on your blog or site and climb your way to fame on the Affiliates leaderboard. Learn more » affiliates.mozilla.org 35
- 36. Today Download at mozilla.org/backtoschool and share will classmates 36
- 37. Today input.mozilla.com/feedback 37
- 38. Today Receive program updates and special opportunities in the newsletter 38
- 39. Right now Please sign-out on the etherpad to confirm you’ve attended the training and we’ll send you’re a special message. Go to » https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Student-Reps-101-Done 39
- 40. Welcome! From the Regional Student Coordinators 40
- 41. Questions and Answers 41