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#Welcome!
##Here you'll find instructions for Mozilla's Curriculum Design Workshop, created for for Libre Learn Lab 2016, as well as a collection of learning experiences created using the workshop format.
In this workshop, you'll work collaboratively to quickly conceptualize and design engaging, varied, user-centered learning experiences. We’ll start from a spark of an idea and and use information about our audience and a set of constraints to come up with potential iterations, then narrow options to create a very rapid, very rough prototype. Workshop products will be documented and shared online, here, in this repository.
Time required: This is a 1 to 1.5 hour in-person workshop, requiring at least 2 or 3 participants.
Principles:
- creative idea generation
- collaboration
- user-centered design
- rapid prototyping
- working open
##Finding the files-- what's where?
- For instructions and materials needed to run the workshop and create curriculum, see the "instructions" folder.
- For materials created with the workshop format that are available for you to use and remix for your learners, see the "products" folder.
- For discussions and comments on this project and materials, see the issue tracker.
- For information on how to contribute to this project, see our [contributor guidelines](https://github.com/mozillascience/curriculum-design-workshop/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
These materials were created by Julia Vallera and Zannah Marsh of Mozilla, with help and feedback from members of the Mozilla community. Please contribute to help us improve these materials and expand our collection!