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→2. Systematic Learning and Support for Participation
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'''How does an initiative fit?''' | '''How does an initiative fit?''' | ||
An initiative fits if it meets two simple criteria: | |||
# It is testing out a set of hypotheses about how participation can bring value and impact to our mission and to Mozillians, and | |||
# We can work together to apply a systematic methodology for learning and evaluation. | |||
Of course, it’s the leaders of these initiatives who can choose to be part of the Lab—we hope you do! To be upfront, this could mean a bit of extra work, but you can also access some resources and have an influence on our participation strategy. We think it’s worthwhile: | Of course, it’s the leaders of these initiatives who can choose to be part of the Lab—we hope you do! To be upfront, this could mean a bit of extra work, but you can also access some resources and have an influence on our participation strategy. We think it’s worthwhile: | ||
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*Your initiative will make a significant contribution to Mozilla’s overall participation strategy moving forward. | *Your initiative will make a significant contribution to Mozilla’s overall participation strategy moving forward. | ||
Find out more about the Distributed Experiments | Find out more about the Distributed Experiments going on in and around Mozilla here: | ||
[[File:Learn-more.jpg|none|link=https://wiki.mozilla.org/Participation/Lab/DistributedExperiments]] | [[File:Learn-more.jpg|none|link=https://wiki.mozilla.org/Participation/Lab/DistributedExperiments]] | ||