Hi Emily,

I've got a senior-level Software Engineering course and we've started working 
on Accessibility aspects of the Mozilla Dev Tools.  The community has been 
quite helpful and they have had students from UCOSP (http://ucosp.ca/) a 
program that brings together students from across Canada to work on open source 
projects.  We're still figuring out what we need to do to install the dev 
environment and haven't figured out exactly what we'll be doing, but there are 
good bugs available :-)
Heidi

On 09/09/2017 06:41 PM, Emily M. Lovell wrote:
Hi again all,

Thank you to everyone who replied to my recent e-mail about evaluating student 
blogs. (I’ll reply to each of your e-mails just as soon as I catch my breath!)

I’m also trying to refine my shortlist of humanitarian FOSS projects to let 
students select from this semester. It seems that some of the projects 
previously recommended by foss2serve/POSSE are no longer good options for the 
following reasons:

- MouseTrap<https://github.com/GNOME/mousetrap>: I don’t see much activity in 
the past 2 years
- OpenMRS<https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-core>: I’ve heard that this has 
not worked well for others, due to the complexity/scale of the project
- Ushahidi<https://github.com/ushahidi/Ushahidi_Web>: looks like it is no 
longer being developed as a FOSS project?

Communities I’m still thinking about include:

- Sahana Eden<https://github.com/sahana/eden>
- Mifos<https://github.com/openMF/community-app>
- Sugar<https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar>, possibly? I don’t see much 
activity here either...

I’d love to hear if there are other HFOSS communities that folks have had 
success with - or if you have anything encouraging or discouraging to add about 
the above. Any and all input welcome!

Many thanks,

       Emily





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