Sushil Subedi gave a presentation on the Mozilla Campus Club. He began by introducing Mozilla as a non-profit organization founded in 1998 to keep the internet open and accessible. He discussed Mozilla's software like Firefox and Thunderbird. He then explained the Mozilla Campus Club's vision is to engage students globally and empower them through technology. The mission is for students to build open source projects and advance an open internet. Campus Clubs are structured with members, club captains, regional coordinators, and expert mentors. Students can contribute by learning, building open source projects, and participating in challenges.

1. PRESENTATION
ON
MOZILLA CAMPUS CLUB
Sushil Subedi
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2. Mozilla
• Introdution
• Softwares
• Components
• Other Activities
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED
Campus Club
•Introdution
•Vision
•Mission
•Why MCC?
•Structure

3. INTRODUCTION TO MOZILLA
• not-for-profit organization
• keep the Internet alive and accessible
• founded in 1998
• founded by members of Netscape
• Principles
• Mozilla is more than Firefox

6. SOFTWARE DEVELOPED BY MOZILLA
FOUNDATION
• Firefox (FirefoxWeb Browser, Firefox Mobile, Firefox
OS)
• Thunderbird (free, open source, cross-platform email and
news client)
• SeaMonkey (formerly Mozilla Application Suite)
• Bugzilla (web-based general-purpose bug tracking system,)

7. COMPONENTS DEVELOPED AND USED
BY MOZILLA
• NSS (Network Security Services) (set of libraries designed
to support cross-platform development of security-enabled
client and server applications)
• SpiderMonkey (JavaScript engine written in C++)
• Rhino (JavaScript engine written in Java)
• Gecko (Layout engine written in C++ rendering web pages and
for rendering its user interface)

8. COMPONENTS DEVELOPED AND USED
BY MOZILLA
• Rust (Programming Language designed for safety, concurrency,
and performance)
• XULRunner (allows applications to be run natively as
desktop applications, without requiring Firefox)
• Pdf.js(allows in-browser rendering of pdf documents using
the HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript)
• Shumway (open source replacement for the Adobe Flash
Player)

9. OTHER ACTIVITIES DONE BY MOZILLA
• MozillaVR (a web framework for buildingVR experiences,
and works on advancingWebVR support within web
browsers)
• Mozilla Persona (secure, cross-browser website
authentication mechanism which allows a user to use a
single username and password to log into multiple sites)
• Mozilla Location Service (open source crowdsourced
geolocation service by the use of free API)

10. OTHER ACTIVITIES DONE BY MOZILLA
• Webmaker (move from using the web to making the
web)
• Mozilla Developer Network (contains information
about web technologies including HTML, CSS, SVG,
JavaScript, as well Mozilla-specific information)
• CommonVoice (voice recognition open to everyone)
• In Real Life(IRL) (deal with issues of the internet that
affect society as a whole)

11. INTRODUTION TO MOZILLA CAMPUS
CLUB
• Mozilla Campus Clubs are Mozilla Clubs that take
place at a University or College
• A Network of Clubs
• A Network of Leaders
• A Network of Leaders

12. MOZILLA CAMPUS CLUB VISION
• Students Capability
• A program to engage them
• Globalization
• Would be a movement

13. MOZILLA CAMPUS CLUB MISSION
• Short Term Mission :
– grouping students with passion for technology who meet
regularly to build and innovate on open source projects.
• LongTerm Mission:
– create a global network of students with a diversity of talent
and a passion for technology, who advance the health of the
internet by building and innovating on open source
technologies, products and issues aligned with Mozilla’s
mission and values.

14. ROLES IN CAMPUS CLUBS
Regional Coordinators
|
Club Captains
|
Members

16. WHY MOZILLA CAMPUS CLUB
• A Mozilla Club brings people together locally to build the
open web on University and College campuses worldwide.
• Stduents can
● Build/hack on great open source projects from around the
web
● Learn new skills and develop professionally
● Be part of the global Mozilla Network
● Have an impact for the OpenWeb

17. Learn
● Learn by building
● Build for learning
Build
Open Source
Contest/prize
Challenge
Contribute
HOW CAN STUDENT CONTRIBUTE

18. Mozilla
Campus
Club
Club Captain(s)
Members
Regional
Coordinators &
Expert Mentors Mentoring
Reporting
Mozilla
Campus
Clubs
Support
Team
Mentoring
Reporting Affiliate
Campus
Club
(Rust Club,
Open Source Club,
Linux Club)
Mentoring
Reporting
STRUCTURE OF MCC

19. MCC AND RC AROUND THE WORLD

20. MCC AND RC IN NEPAL

21. RELATED WEBSITES
Start a New Club:
campus.mozilla.community
RegisterYour Open Source Club:
mzl.la/PartnerClub
Mentor a Club:
mzl.la/RC
https://campus.mozilla.community

22. ANY
QUERIES??

23. THANK YOU
Sushil Subedi
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