As part of a group assignment in my Political Science 108 class we were tasked with doing a group presentation. The time constraints on the presentation relative to the quantity of time given to do the project is a bit skewed - 25 minutes for 4 - 6 people to review what they did over 5 months.
Taking it as a challenge to compress the information I learned over the time period into as small an envelope as possible I created and recorded my component of the presentation. The team effort is to articulate four aspects of Mozilla; it’s history, it’s organizational structure, its context and finally future prospects.
I gave myself the section focusing on the context of Mozilla and decided to show Mozilla’s value net because I believe it hightlights many of the aspects of Mozilla that set it apart from other organisations.
You can view the video online via my new Blip TV account right here.
It’s some parts L. Lessig, some parts Ben Croshaw and other parts Terry Gilliam…hopefully informative and entertaining.