How to use the Drupal community (for nonprofits), from NTC Drupal Day 2014

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A short introduction on how to use the Drupal community, specifically tailored for nonprofits. Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS). This was the opening session at Drupal Day, at the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Washington, D.C. in March 2014. More information about Drupal Day: http://myntc.nten.org/eventdetails/precon/drupal View Ivan's other presentations on Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/rootwork Follow Ivan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rootwork

Tecnologia

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
HOW TO
USE THE
awesome
DRUPAL
COMMUNITY

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork Creative Commons: http://www.flickr.com/photos/45273580@N04/13005774895
THE DRUPAL COMMUNITY
Where to get help, support, ideas and inspiration

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
Head to
groups.drupal.org
1. LOCAL MEETUPS

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
2. DRUPALCON
One North American and one European
(and probably one Southern Hemisphere)
DrupalCon each year.
Next Drupalcon: Austin, TX, June 2–6
austin2014.drupal.org

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
2b. FREE DRUPALCON!
Every single session from every single
DrupalCon ever is recorded and available free.
youtube.com/DrupalAssociation

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
4. ISSUE QUEUES
• Great for speciﬁc
error messages
• Great if you know the
module
• Not great for “what
could be causing this”
questions

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
5. DRUPAL GROUPS
Head to
groups.drupal.org
(again)

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
5. DRUPAL GROUPS
groups.drupal.org/drupal-for-good
groups.drupal.org/drupal-for-activists-and-campaigns

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
6. INSTANT REPLY CHAT(not actually what it stands for)
drupal.org/irc
It’s not scary!
And it’s really
useful to learn!
#drupal-ngo

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
7. NTEN MONTHLY CALLS
• Free monthly discussion calls hosted by Johanna Bates and me (next
call Thurs. March 27)
• Email/web discussion list
bit.ly/npdrupalnotes

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
8. RESOURCES
Drupal Planet: drupal.org/planet
Web Wash: webwash.net
Modules Unraveled podcast: modulesunraveled.com/podcast
Lullabot Module Monday: lullabot.com/blog/articles
Lullabot videos/podcast: drupalize.me (some free, some paid)
Code Karate videos: codekarate.com
Node One videos: nodeone.se/sv/learn-drupal

#14NTCdrupal @rootwork
HAVE A GREAT DRUPAL DAY!
Ivan Boothe
ivan@rootwork.org
www.rootwork.org
@rootwork
slideshare.net/rootwork

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1. #14NTCdrupal @rootwork HOW TO USE THE awesome DRUPAL COMMUNITY

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3. #14NTCdrupal @rootwork Creative Commons: http://www.flickr.com/photos/45273580@N04/13005774895 THE DRUPAL COMMUNITY Where to get help, support, ideas and inspiration

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