Kids Go To Office 2016 @ Telkom Corporate University, Bandung

Pada tanggal 23 Juni 2016, saya mewakili Mozilla diundang oleh Telkomsel untuk menjadi pembicara di acara “Kids Go To Office” di Telkom Corporate University, Bandung. Acara ini cukup menarik dan sangat menantang bagi saya karena untuk pertama kalinya, saya harus berbicara di depan audiens berjumlah sekitar 90 orang yang merupakan anak-anak dari karyawan Telkom & Telkomsel yang berusia 6–12 tahun. Wow!

On June 23, 2016, I was invited by Telkomsel, representing Mozilla, to speak on “Kids Go To Office” at Telkom Corporate University, Bandung. This event is quite interesting and very challenging for me because for the first time, I had to speak in front of an audience about 90 people who are the children of employees of Telkom and Telkomsel were 6–12 years old. Wow!

Sebelum masuk ke materi, saya mengajak seluruh peserta untuk bermain Spectrogram — yang sangat khas dilakukan pada sesi Webmaker. Secara umum, saya sebagai fasilitator memberikan 3 pernyataan. Setelah mendengar pernyataan tersebut, peserta harus memilih 1 dari 3 pos pilihan: Setuju, Tidak Tahu dan Tidak Setuju. Sungguh kocak melihat tingkah laku mereka menentukan pendapatnya atas pernyataan yang diberikan.

Before getting into core session, I asked all kids to play Spectrogram — very typical done on many Webmaker session. As usual, I as facilitator gave 3 statement. After hearing the statement, participants must choose one of three post options: Agree, Disagree or Not Sure. It was hilarious to see their behavior on determining their opinions on given statements.

Lalu, saya memberikan materi tentang privasi di Internet, tracking dan private browsing. Berhubung audiensnya masih muda, saya harus mengutak-atik materi presentasi supaya cocok dan mudah dicerna oleh mereka. Walaupun masih banyak istilah teknis di materi yang disampaikan, mereka nampak mengerti dan sangat antusias. Bahkan, lebih dari 10 orang bertanya mulai dari hal yang bersifat praktis hingga yang sangat teknis.

Then, I give them a presentation about personal privacy on the Internet, tracking and private browsing. Since the audience was too young, I had to remix the presentation material to make it suitable and easily digested by them. Although there are still many technical terms in the presentation, they seem to understand and very enthusiastic. In fact, more than 10 people asking question — ranging from the practical things to the technical problem.

Ini bukti bahwa anak-anak sekarang sudah benar-benar menjadi digital native. Tinggal orang tua yang umumnya digital immigrant dan hampir menjadi digital native harus mengendalikan anak-anaknya ketika berselancar Internet.

It shows that nowadays children are truly become digital natives. Parents generally live as digital immigrant and some are almost became digital natives must control their children when they’re surfing the Internet.

Sharing Session: Internet Privacy for Kids was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Webmaker for Android Edition

On August 15th, 2015, we arranged another MozBelajar event in Bandung. For you who’re not familiar, MozBelajar is a meetup for everyone who want to learn how to create and build Web using Webmaker. And this time, we have a very special #MozBelajar event because it’s all about Webmaker for Android app that’s released in Indonesia exactly on our Independence Day.

We hold the meetup at Centropunto and around 39 people were attending. It was started at 10 AM and hosted by me, Fadhil and Ginanjar.

At the same time, #MozBelajar Jakarta was hold in Jakarta Digital Valley. So, we had video conference with Mozillians in Jakarta and listened to William Quiviger’s (part of Mozilla Participation Team) keynote about Webmaker app on Android. After that, we continued by introducing and giving a demo on the app.

Then, we let all attendance to explore Webmaker app on their devices and give them a challenge to create a great web content based on their interests.

We’ve come up with three winners with the best creations. Congrats!

And… see you on the next event!

#MozBelajar Bandung was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

#FoxYeah Edition

During July 2015, Mozilla community are celebrating latest version of Firefox by conducting a campaign called #FoxYeah. Together with all Firefox fans, we spread words, memes and more about Firefox across the Internet and have a gathering to celebrate it. Arranged during Ramadan holy month, Mozilla Indonesia community in Bandung arranged a special edition of #MozKopdar and we named it #MozBukberBDG or it’s similar to #MozIftar.

We hold the gathering at NomNom Eatery and around 30 people were attending. It was started at 4:30 PM.

To kickstart #MozBukberBDG, Fadhil gave updates on new features in the latest version of Firefox including Pocket integration and Firefox Hello with window & tab sharing. We also were giving a demo on Firefox Hello by calling Rara who’s in Jakarta.

Next, I explained about Participation at Mozilla which opens more opportunity for people to participate at Mozilla; new Mozilla Indonesia community structure & website; Mozilla Clubs and an introduction to Webmaker app for Android which was on the time still in beta and will be launched on August in Indonesia.

Everybody are excited with the Webmaker app and installed the app at the same time from Play Store. They are exploring what they can create with it.

One more thing. Here’s the video from the event:

Then, break fasting time was coming and… it’s a wrap!

#MozBukberBDG was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Introducing Mozilla and its projects to Relawan TIK/Indonesia ICT Volunteers from all around the country

Setiap tahun, Relawan TIK Indonesia mengadakan acara yang mengumpulkan puluhan komunitas-komunitas yang berkecimpung di bidang Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi beserta ratusan anggotanya dari berbagai penjuru negeri. Acara itu dinamakan Festival TIK, dimulai pertama kali pada tahun 2012 di Politeknik Telkom (yang kini telah menjadi bagian dari Telkom University). Sejak tahun 2013 atau Festival TIK ke-2, Komunitas Mozilla Indonesia turut berpartisipasi di acara ini. Dan kali ini, Festival TIK 2015 kembali hadir dan diadakan di Sasana Budaya Ganesha, Bandung. Komunitas Mozilla Indonesia pun kembali berpartisipasi.

Annually, Relawan TIK Indonesia arranges an event that gathers hundreds of its members and communities related to ICT from around the country. It’s called Festival TIK, started in 2012 in Telkom Polytechnic (which’s now part of Telkom University). Since 2013 or 2nd Festival TIK, Mozilla Indonesia Community have been participated on this event. And this time, Festival TIK 2015 is here and hold at Sasana Budaya Ganesha, Bandung. Once again, Mozilla Indonesia Community is participating on the event.

Selama acara berlangsung, saya dibantu oleh teman-teman Reps dan Firefox Student Ambassadors (FSA) antara lain Irayani ‘Rara’ Queencyputri (Mozilla Reps dan mentor saya), Muhammad Fadhil (Mozilla Reps), Shinta Setiawan (Mozilla Reps), Rizky Ariestiyansyah (Mozilla Reps & Regional Ambassadors Lead di Indonesia, FSA), Budiman Oktavianus (FSA, STMIK Nusa Mandiri) dan Bimo Aryo (FSA, Institut Teknologi Bandung).

During the event, I was helped by Indonesia Reps and FSAs: Irayani ‘Rara’ Queencyputri (Mozilla Reps and also my mentor), Muhammad Fadhil (Mozilla Reps), Shinta Setiawan (Mozilla Reps), Rizky Ariestiyansyah (Mozilla Reps & Regional Ambassadors Lead in Indonesia, FSA), Budiman Oktavianus (FSA, STMIK Nusa Mandiri) dan Bimo Aryo (FSA, Institut Teknologi Bandung).

Komunitas Mozilla Indonesia menghadirkan berbagai kegiatan selama Festival TIK 2015 dilaksanakan. Kami membuka #MozBooth di mana pengunjung bisa mengetahui lebih tentang Mozilla dan proyek-proyeknya, khususnya Firefox OS dan Webmaker; Firefox Clinic, memungkinkan pengguna bertanya apapun tentang Firefox dan solusi dari masalah yang dihadapi kepada Mozillians; Firefox OS Demo, memungkinkan pengguna mencoba ponsel pintar Firefox OS seperti Keon dan Flame; dan permainan HTML Puzzle Box, di mana pengunjung bisa belajar HTML sambil bermain dan memenangkan berbagai swag seperti pin dan stiker.

Mozilla Indonesia community was presenting a variety of activities during the Festival TIK 2015. We have #MozBooth where visitors can find out more about Mozilla and its projects, particularly Firefox OS and Webmaker; Firefox Clinic, where users can ask anything about Firefox and solution of problems they faced when using Firefox; Firefox OS demo, allow users to try Firefox OS smartphones such as Keon and Flame; and HTML Puzzle Box, where visitors can learn HTML by playing the puzzle box and winning some swags such as pins and stickers.

Alhamdulillah, #MozBooth sangat ramai dikunjungi banyak pengunjung. Mereka sangat antusias dengan kehadiran ponsel Firefox OS dan permainan HTML Puzzle Box. Bahkan, MozBooth pun dikunjungi oleh Bapak Rudiantara selaku Menteri Komunikasi dan Informatika. Beliau sangat senang dengan kehadiran kami di Festival TIK karena beliau juga menggunakan Firefox.

Thankfully, our #MozBooth was so crowded and packed! Visitors were very enthusiasts with Firefox OS smartphones and HTML Puzzle Box game. Our booth was also visited by Mr. Rudiantara as Minister of Communication and Informatics Republic of Indonesia. He’s so happy to see our present in the event because he’s also a Firefox user.

Selain #MozBooth, kami pun mendapat kesempatan untuk mengadakan workshop di hari pertama Festival TIK. Dalam workshop, saya memperkenalkan Mozilla sebagai yayasan nirlaba dan berbagai macam proyek dari Mozilla yang salah satunya adalah Firefox OS. Workshop dihadiri oleh 55+ peserta, melebihi dari kuota seharusnya yaitu 40 orang.

In addition of #MozBooth, we also got the chance to hold a workshop on the first day of the Festival TIK. In the workshop, I’m giving a presentation about Mozilla as a nonprofit organization and its projects, including Firefox OS. The workshop was attended by more than 55 participants, in excess of the quota of 40 participants.

Dua hari yang cukup melelahkan sekaligus menyenangkan. Saya ucapkan terima kasih banyak untuk Mak Meti, Pak Fajar Eri, dan seluruh panitia Festival TIK 2015 yang sudah mengijinkan kami turut serta selama acara berlangsung. Terima kasih juga untuk Rara, Fadhil, Shinta, Rizky, Budiman dan Bimo yang telah bantu menyukseskan #MozBooth di Festival TIK 2015.

Two days were quite exhausting as well as so fun. I want to thank for Mak Meti, Pak Fajar Eri and the whole committee of Festival 2015 has allowed us to participate during the event. I also want to thank to Rara, Fadhil, Shinta, Rizky, Budiman and Bimo who have helped #MozBooth during the event.

Seluruh kemeriahan yang terjadi di #MozBooth dapat dilihat di album Flickr milik saya dan Rara. Selain itu, seluruh foto dari para pengunjung yang diunggah ke media sosial dengan tagar #MozFesTIK dapat dilihat di galeri Jepret Story.

All excitements during the event and #MozBooth can be seen on my Flickr album and Rara’s. Also, all pictures posted by visitors to their social media account using hashtag #MozFesTIK can be seen on Jepret Story gallery.

Sampai bertemu di Festival TIK tahun depan!

See you later on Festival TIK next year!

Mozilla Indonesia at Festival TIK 2015 was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

On 13–15 March 2015, the biggest free/open source community event and meetup in Asia was happened in Singapore. It’s called FOSSASIA and it’s the fourth (if I’m not mistake). And it was great.

Mozilla is one of sponsors of FOSSASIA 2015 and I’m very lucky to attend as sponsored Mozilla Rep, helping the booth and also speaking about Mozilla project specifically, Webmaker.

Day-0

Because I got flight ticket departing from CGK and must have a meeting about upcoming community space in Jakarta, I must take train from Bandung to Jakarta first. After spending a night in Yofie’s apartment (thanks buddy), I went to the airport by taxi.

Once arrived, I’m checking in and dropping my baggage to Garuda Indonesia desk. Then, going through imigration using autogate-gate and meet Rara, Ira and Nhie who’re going to FOSSASIA too. They’re flying with Tiger Air. Yofie is going too by flying with AirAsia.

Arrived in Singapore and got through the immigration, I met with Rara, Ina and Nhie at Changi MRT Station. We stopped at Chinatown station and checked-in to our hotel and hostel. At night, we had a pre-event dinner near Bugis and met other Mozillians like Michael Kohler, Yogi and Sumanth.

Day-1

We were arrived at venue around 8:30 am and preparing for our booth. But since we still had nothing to put on, we couldn't open our booth yet (until somebody’s claiming our desk and using it for their booth). Inside the auditorium, we’re listening to all keynote speechs and presentations. From Mozilla, we have Gen Kanai who was presenting about Firefox OS in Asia. Also, there was Vivian Balakrishnan which is Minister for the Environment and Water Resources of Singapore speaking about smart nation initiative. One cool thing about him is he’s still doing some code.

Day-2

We went to the venue which is different than yesterday. We had our own Mozilla track on Day-2 and Day-3. Our track was on 5th floor and it made our presence was hard to discover. But thanks to Yofie, he created posters to stick on all the venue. On Day-2, I helped Raj speaking about Firefox Student Ambassador program. Also, we had our group picture with all speakers and organizers.

Day-3

It was the last day and it’s my turn to speak. It’s my first experience to speak in English in front of non-Indonesian attendees. Little bit worried at first but finally, I can do it. I was conducting a workshop about Indonesian community experience on doing Webmaker and #TeachTheWeb activities in a park without any Internet connection. We did some physical activities too like spectrogram and HTML Puzzle Box. Everything works well.

Thanks to all Mozillians who made the track even more awesome. You all rock!

Mozilla@FOSSASIA2015 was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Free Saturday Learning Comlabs ITB — Firefox OS

Introducing Firefox OS to students and developers

Free Saturday Learning (FSL) is a free, open talk event that being arranged by Comlabs at Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) where people can learn new things for free. Just like the name, it’s always being hold in Saturday. In January, Mozilla Indonesia Community and Comlabs ITB collaborate together to hold Firefox OS-themed FSL. People can learn what Firefox OS is, how to develop apps for Firefox OS and how to contribute to Firefox OS development. I and Muhammad Fadhil gave presentations on the event.

#FSLFirefoxOS starts with a forewords by Basuki Suhardiman, Head of Comlabs ITB. He’s really appreciated Mozilla for bringing Firefox OS to the world. He hopes that Firefox OS can open opportunity for developers in Indonesia to create easily apps for specific needs in Indonesia like apps for fishers and farmers.

Then, I gave a presentation about ‘Introduction to Firefox OS’. I shared about what Firefox OS, why Mozilla develop the OS, great features of Firefox OS that brings great smartphone features in an affordable phone and opportunities for developers to develop Firefox OS apps or even contributing to the development.

Then, Fadhil came in and shared about a quick look on Firefox OS app development. He shared the architecture of Firefox OS, how easy to develop Firefox OS using WebIDE on Firefox Developer Edition and submit apps to Firefox Marketplace. He also gave a demo how to use WebIDE and Firefox OS Simulator.

After we close the event, we let all attendees to get hands-on Firefox OS devices. We brought Flame, Keon and Infocus TCP tablet to the event. They are very enthusiast on trying those devices. Most attendees love the devices and keep asking when Firefox OS device is coming to Indonesia.

In the end, we have a mandatory group picture ☺ — See you in the next event!

Free Saturday Learning Comlabs ITB — Firefox OS was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Learn how to be a teacher by making something on the Web

In collaboration between Mozilla Factory Japan, Keio University, University of Sriwijaya and Institut Teknologi Bandung, we held our third Inter-connected Maker Party “Teachers-to-be” in Asia on 11 and 18 October 2014. This workshop is designed for teachers-to-be who want to introduce ICT to children in a unique way. Participants learn various ways of having fun with children through “web-making” activities using Webmaker tools, acquire a wider view on ICT and create their own lesson plans as a “Class-recipe”

This Maker Party is an extension of the Maker Party held by Keio Media Design in collaboration with Institut Teknologi Bandung. The targets for this workshop are university students in Asia, specifically those who will be teaching children in the future teachers-to-be. The main purpose of this event is to make and share a “Class-Recipe” between participants. Class-Recipe is a type of lesson plan, which focuses on creating a wonderful ICT encounter for children through web-making activities. The various tools introduced and used in the Maker Party will help you create your own “awesome” class recipe. All workshops is organized and conducted by SOI Asia partner schools.

In this workshop, I was conducted as facilitator in University of Sriwijaya or better known as Unsri, in short. There are around 15 person who joined the workshop. Mostly are teachers, lectures and students from Faculty of Computer Science, Unsri. Together with other participants from other university via Polycom/video conference, we learn together how to #TeachTheWeb using Webmaker Tools and create cool “class-recipe” on GitHub.

Here’s some pictures taken from the events:

See you in another Inter-connected Maker Party events!

Inter-connected Maker Party — Teachers-to-be (Palembang Section) was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

First kind of training for Reps in Indonesia.

In order to support global Maker Party 2014, Mozilla Reps Indonesia held held the first Webmaker Mentor Training in Indonesia. This training was held for two days on August 3, 2014 and August 10, 2014 in Metra Plasa, Mulia Business Park. This training was attended by 10 people and the majority of participants were Indonesian Mozilla Reps who are eager to spread the spirit of web literacy in the home, office, friends and their surroundings.

Dalam rangka mendukung kegiatan Maker Party 2014 secara global, Mozilla Reps Indonesia mengadakan Webmaker Mentor Training pertama di Indonesia. Pelatihan ini dilaksanakan selama dua hari yaitu pada tanggal 3 Agustus 2014 dan 10 Agustus 2014 di MetraPlasa, Mulia Business Park. Training ini dihadiri oleh 10 orang dan mayoritas dari peserta merupakan para Mozilla Reps dari Indonesia yang bersemangat untuk menyebarkan semangat kemelekan web di rumah, kantor, kepada teman dan sekitarnya.

Day One – Be A Webmaker Mentor

On the first day, the training is focused to train participants to become a Webmaker Mentor. Participants did a hands-on three Webmaker Tools: X-Ray Goggles, Thimble and Popcorn Maker. Then, they create some makes using those three tools. This is done so that the participants proficient in using the Webmaker tools when conducting a Maker Party event.

Pada hari pertama, pelatihan difokuskan untuk melatih peserta untuk menjadi seorang Webmaker Mentor. Peserta mencoba langsung ketiga perkakas Webmaker: X-Ray Goggles, Thimble dan Popcorn Maker dan kemudian berkreasi membuat karya dengan menggunakan ketiga perkakas tersebut. Hal ini dilakukan agar para peserta mahir dalam menggunakan perkakas Webmaker saat menyelenggarakan kegiatan Maker Party.

Then, participants learned to become an organizer and also becomes a teacher at a Party Maker activity. Participants learned to teach a substance and is also taught by his friend in pairs. Participants were also introduced to the Teaching Kit which is a must-have when conducting Maker Party. They were divided into several groups and tried to create a simple Teaching Kit. When finished, each group presented their Teaching Kit that have been made and other groups provided feedback.

Setelah itu, peserta berlatih untuk menjadi seorang penyelenggara dan sekaligus menjadi seorang pengajar di sebuah kegiatan Maker Party. Peserta belajar mengajarkan sebuah substansi dan juga diajarkan oleh temannya secara berpasangan. Peserta juga diperkenalkan dengan Teaching Kit yang harus dimiliki ketika menyelenggarakan kegiatan Maker Party. Mereka pun dibagi menjadi beberapa grup dan mencoba buat sebuah Teaching Kit sederhana. Setelah selesai, masing-masing grup mempresentasikan Teaching Kit yang sudah dibuat dan grup lainnya memberikan umpan balik.

Day Two – Make A Teaching Kit

On the second day, participants learn how to prepare Teaching Kit and activities during the event. They start by determining the target audience for Maker Party event and then set the desired learning objectives. Based on those two things, they try to make a Teaching Kit. Unlike the first day, Teaching Kit that they drafted is very highly detailed as it comes with the details of the activity (including step-by-step) and logistical needs during activities. When finished, each group presented the Teaching Kit that have been made and other groups to provide feedback.

Pada hari kedua, peserta mempelajari cara menyusun Teaching Kit beserta aktivitas selama kegiatan berlangsung. Mereka memulainya dengan menentukan target peserta acara Maker Party dan kemudian menyusun sasaran pembelajaran yang diinginkan. Berdasarkan kedua hal itu, mereka coba menyusun sebuah Teaching Kit. Berbeda dengan hari pertama, Teaching Kit yang disusun sangat amat rinci karena dilengkapi dengan rincian aktivitas (termasuk langkah per langkahnya) dan kebutuhan logistik selama kegiatan. Setelah selesai, masing-masing grup mempresentasikan Teaching Kit yang sudah dibuat dan grup lainnya memberikan umpan balik.

Thanks to fellow Reps who already attended: Rara, Ina, Shinta Setiawan, Fadhil, Arief, Belutz, Kosha and also the Mozillians: Edgi, Nuri and Eriska. Thanks again to Belutz which has allowed us to use his office as a training location. Thanks also to Michelle and Laura who have supported this training and for the guidance when developing Teaching Kit for this training.

For you who want to organize similar training, you can see the Teaching Kit which I use as a guide. You can also see all the works that has been made ​​during the training. See some excitement in my Flickr album.

Terima kasih untuk rekan-rekan Reps yang sudah hadir: Rara, Ina, Shinta Setiawan, Fadhil, Arief, Belutz, Kosha dan juga para Mozillians: Edgi, Nuri dan Eriska. Terima kasih lagi untuk Belutz yang telah mengizinkan kita untuk menggunakan kantornya sebagai lokasi pelatihan. Terima kasih juga untuk Michelle dan Laura yang telah mendukung pelatihan ini dan memandu saya saat menyusun Teaching Kit pelatihan.

Bagi teman-teman yang ingin menyelenggarakan pelatihan yang serupa, kamu bisa lihat Teaching Kit yang saya gunakan sebagai panduan. Kalian juga bisa melihat semua karya yang telah dibuat selama pelatihan di sini. Lihat juga beberapa dokumentasi di album Flickr saya.

Webmaker Mentor Training @ Jakarta was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Webmaker,Flicks, Student Ambassadors and many more

On July 6th 2013, we’re holding our latest #MozKopdarBDG in 2013. In this event, there are 4 Mozilla Reps joining. They are Fauzan Alfi (me as event host), Muhammad Fadhil, Irayani Queencyputri (Rara) and Shinta Setiawan. There were more than 20 Mozillians from around Bandung also joining this event and mostly are student including they who’ve registered as Firefox Student Ambassador.

Things that we covered are updates from Mozilla and its projects, Webmaker + Maker Party, Firefox Flicks, Firefox Student Ambassadors and Firefox OS. We also conducted a simple game — blowing Mozilla balloon for a Firefox t-shirt.

Hopefully, we can hold another #MozKopdarBDG in the end of this year.

See you on our very next event! :)

#MozKopdarBDG — July 2013 was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Firefox OS, Localization, Webmaker and more…

On June 18th-20th, CHIP Indonesia and University of Gunadarma were holding the first ever CHIP Fiesta at Campus D of Gunadarma in Depok, West Java. Lots of IT-based and creative communities were joining the activities and exhibition.

This event was also attended by several Mozilla Reps from Mozilla Indonesia (@id_mozilla): @vikingkarwur, @finan, @anggorookasih, @yofiesetiawan and @sarjono.

We’re given a slot by CHIP Indonesia for giving a seminar about Mozilla community and Firefox OS. @finan gave a talk about Firefox OS while I gave a talk about how to contribute to Mozilla community. Our seminar was attended by over than 150 students and mostly coming from University of Gunadarma.

On his talk, @finan explained what Firefox OS is and how easy to develop a webapp for Firefox OS. He’s also giving a demo on a simple webapp with Geolocation feature and his own event maker web app. Then, I shared about Mozilla’s manifesto, Mozilla Indonesia community and explained how attendees are able to contribute to Web with Mozilla by introducing them to Webmaker initiative, Localization and Firefox Student Ambassadors.

The seminar gone awesome, lots students asking questions and some of them are lucky enough to get a bag of Mozilla gears/swags. In the end of the seminar, all attendees got a badge by redeeming a code to badges.mozilla.org

After the seminar, we went to a-fully-packed Mozilla Indonesia booth where people can ask more about Mozilla, Firefox browser and Firefox OS or even hands-on with Keon, Firefox OS developer phone from Geeksphone. They also can grab some Firefox stickers, Firefox Flicks information sheet, buttons, and many more!

It’s another awesome day as Mozillians!

Update: Here are some coverages from CHIP.co.id:

http://www.chip.co.id/news/campus_corner-events_community-software_os/6903/yuk_berkontribusi_di_mozilla_indonesia

http://www.chip.co.id/news/events_community-web_internet-software_os/6902/mengenal_firefox_os_dan_seluk_beluk_mozilla_di_chip_fiesta_2013

Giving A Seminar in #CHIPFiesta 2013 was originally published in Fauzan’s ReMo Reports on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.