L2W3 - Learn To: World Wide Web

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L2W3 is an initiative being launched by Fyrware LLC to provide an educational platform for learning state-of-the-art web technologies aimed directly at young students, with the goal of increasing interest in STEM studies across the United States. We plan to do this through easy to follow learning exercises which will provide motivation for future accomplishments.

L2W3, which stands for “Learn to World Wide Web”, is a free STEM oriented educational platform for students. The new standard in web page development created by the international World Wide Web Consortium will be used to provide the basic foundation to younger students and allow them to progress to more complex subjects in the field. L2W3 will provide online curriculum, free cloud hosting, and inner-city classrooms all for free as a Community Resource.

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Funds raised from this campaign will go towards development of the online product, deploying inner-city classrooms, and promoting our services to the local school systems. Fyrware LLC is currently collaborating with local partners to help make this dream a reality. We believe we have a unique oppritunity to pair L2W3 with other great educational products due to our close partner network. We have a staff on deck currently working to innovate technologies on the web, and the way we learn those technologies.
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Don't have a few dollars to spare? No problem! Help spread the word and help us educate youth while we uphold web standards!
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L2W3 - Learn To: World Wide Web : webdev
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Looks pretty interesting and a good effort I suppose. My only tip is the video's isn't very engaging / high quality, if marketing and fund raising is your concern with the IndieGogo.
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Yeah, the video was shot very last minute. We'll be giving it a makeover sometime this week.
Update - We've given our video a bit of a face-lift. It's not amazing, but we don't have any video editors on staff. I did the best I could in iMovie, as laughable as it is.

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