Connecting Fun, Offline Activities with Web Literacy Skills, Mozilla Learning
Meredith Summs is an informal educator, instructional technology specialist, a curriculum developer for the Internet health movement, and currently works as the Associate Director, Learning Design at Mouse. She has been active in the internet health movement as a Hive NYC member for over five years. She is a member of our first cohort of “Network50.”
For the past several years, Meredith has been an active and engaged Hive NYC member, an ally at Mouse, and contributor of curriculum on how to connect fun offline activities with web literacy skills needed on the web. She has taught circuitry, web literacy, human-centered design, assistive & adaptive tech, IT and game design. She has developed high-quality web literacy curriculum and training through her work with Mouse, with a focus on connecting fun, offline activities with web literacy skills.
Meredith helped develop Kraken the Code, one of the most popular Web Literacy Basics activities and one that has been translated into more than 10 languages. She has also shared her expertise with digital badging, and provided valuable input as part of the update to the Web Literacy Map v2.0.
