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Contributing to WAC Open Urban-Rural Curriculum Project

Thank you for your interest in contributing to the We Are All Connected Open Urban-Rural Youth Media Curriculum Project!

WAC is an open educational resource site working to bridge the urban/rural and digital equity divides. This digital media curriculum fosters dialogues among rural/urban youth, addresses project challenges in rural areas, embodies social justice/digital equity values & best practices of urban & place-based rural pedagogies. This model of digital media teaching/learning is open to be shared and contributed to by sister organizations and digital youth media educators/practitioners from urban and rural communities around the world....

ANYONE can contribute to our project! In particular people with skill sets and / or interests in any of the following areas can help us with our project: Media, filmmaking, education, community organizing, activism, technology, youth development and urban-rural coalition building.

This documents is a set of guidelines for contributing to WAC on GitHub. These are guidelines, not rules. This guide is meant to make it easy for you to get involved.

Participation guidelines

This project adheres to a code of conduct. By participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to [email protected].

What we're working on

There are several ways you can contribute to our open curriculum project.

Primary Goals for the Global Sprint:

  1. You can start by saying "hello" here and talking a little about yourself.

  2. Have you lived or worked in an urban and/or rural setting? Check out our urban and rural qualities chart. We'd love to get your evalutation and input: Google Docs or GitHub

  3. Contributors can share lesson plans, documents or other educational material you find useful in either our GOOGLE Contributor Resource Folder or our GITHUB Contributor Resource Folder

  4. Contributors can provide feedback on some of our annotated urban-rural lessons via Google Drive or our Github

  5. Are there any individuals or organizations that you feel we may want to learn more about? Potential collaborators? Let us know!

Long Term ways to get involved:

  1. Let us know if you're interested in using our Youth Powered Video Curriculum! What type of project do you have in mind?
  2. Start a conversation about doing a project together
  3. Help us think about how to raise money to continue working with rural communities and their youth

If interested in any of the above Contact us and let's talk!

How to submit changes

We are doing most of our work in this google drive folder but you can also use this Github repo to submit issues and comment.

How to report bugs

Notice a mistake? Please file any bugs, requests, or questions in our Issue Tracker!

Communication channels

Any questions or comments feel free to message us!

Mary Grueser, EVC Director of Professional Development: [email protected]

Emmanuel Garcia, EVC Senior Media Coach: [email protected]

You can start by saying "hello" here and talking a little about yourself.

We also have a Gitter room, so we could chat there!