Past week’s OrangeFactor: 7.36 (Previous Week: 9.66).
(An opportunity to hear about status with the various quality programs that do not have a formal team structure.) OrangeFactor (ryanvm) (System outages/upgrades and tree closures that impact engineering.) Quality Programs Unified builds now enabled for B2G device builds bug 950676.(Repo, test, and other information for engineers from the release engineering team.) (Build changes of which engineers should be aware.) RelEng (catlee) (Release and system issues that may impact engineering this week.) Notices/Schedule (lsblakk/sylvestre) Next Merge: July 21, 2014 Our team will be right there with your team, reporting the news that matters. We’re deploying country-specific editorial teams consisting of editors, journalists, camera crews and photographers to follow all the competing nations in all of the venues. Over 52 million users rely on us for the latest news and insightful opinions on their favourite teams and players.įor the World Cup specifically, what special types of coverage or editorial features are you running?ĭS: We’re delivering round-the-clock, in-depth coverage of the entire tournament. We are the world’s number one dedicated football website, is available in 35 local editions and 11 languages. We employ local journalists who are on the ground, breaking stories-over 500 journalists across the world creating exclusive and original content. What makes Goal’s coverage of football so distinct from other sports media?ĭerrick Smith: At our aim is to bring the fans the facts and the stories that matter. But if you’re only concerned with breaking news, live scores, and expert insights, we’re happy to announce that recently published a Firefox OS version of their and Goal Live Scores apps.ĭerrick Smith, a rep from Goal’s product team, answered a few of our questions about their content and why they chose to make it available for Firefox OS… We have a lot of apps to help you make the most of your World Cup 2014 experience. If you are interested in helping us improve it, please visit our GitHub repo or reach out directly to Chloe Varelidi, chloe at mozillafoundation dot org. Discover is an open source project built by the Mozilla community.Check out a featured pathway and pledge to follow a similar path or create your own from scratch. Savitz-Romer & Bouffards’ book, Ready Willing and Able: A Developmental Approach To College Access and Success, illustrates that trying on an identity and pursuing a narrative approach when engaging youth in career options is especially important to that demographic. That’s why in the prototype you will find little journal looking icons called “story bits,” that highlights the narrative side of learning and career pathways. While interviewing many professionals in the field and listening to their stories, the team realised that it’s a story that people love to both tell and hear. This playful approach was greatly I nspired by Patrick Bateson & Paul Martin, who write in their book, Play, Playfulness, Creativity and Innovation, “ Play enables the individual to discover new approaches to dealing with the world. They Are Playfulįocusing on playfulness as something that creates a joyful user experience the prototype was greatly inspired by game maps and role playing games, encouraging l earners to adapt an explorer mindset and think creatively about their future. Dweck writes that cultivating a growth mindset “ creates a love of learning and a resilience that is essential for great accomplishment.” As such pathways were imagined as puzzles, where users can rearrange their badges and add new ones as they progress in non-linear ways. In her book MindSet, psychologist Carol Dweck introduced the idea of a “growth mindset” in which intelligence and talent are malleable factors. Pathways are non-prescriptive and highly customizable experiences that evolve according to a learner’s personal needs.
The team behind Discover was greatly inspired by game-like mechanics and based their prototype on the following design principles: Learning Pathways Are Malleable While pathways are primarily intended to help young people maximize their own strengths to access careers, they are also aimed at meeting the expectations of employers, and can function as a valuable tool for matching candidates with opportunities.
Working in partnership with industry leaders and professionals, the Discover project has created badge ecosystems in three major fields of employment: technology, healthcare and service.
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