Drupal Camp NH May 22 SNHU Manchester

[Seth Cohn]

Any questions, feel free to pipe up.  I'm one of the folks running
this.  Completely locally organized, this is being put on by local
Drupal folks from the NH Drupal user group.

Our goal is simple: intro Drupal to new folks of various skill levels,
and hopefully recruit more folks for the user group which meets
monthly in Manchester.

On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 7:11 PM, Jefferson Kirkland
<numberwhun at gmail.com> wrote:
> Nevermind, I found it:  http://drupalcampnh.org/sessions
> Seems to be a standard schedule for all trainings.

Curriculum still be finalized, but the overall plan is a end up with
showing folks how to build a complete basic website using Drupal, with
no coding required.  So existing PHP whizzes will find it lacking, but
most of our meetings are far more advanced anyway, so we wanted to
give something newbie focused, and realized a full day was the best
way to make it happen.

Thanks Ted for posting it here.  I've been running around like a
headless chicken, or I'd have done so sooner.

Seth


>>>
>>> DrupalCampNH will take place May 22nd at SNHU Manchester. Drupal is GPL
>>> licensed software, running a classic LAMP stack. Drupal Camp appears to
>>> be a locally-organized event. An admission ticket can be purchased
>>> online for $5. See details and register at http://drupalcampnh.org/
>>>
>>> Attendance is limited and they're already down to 27 ^H^H 26 -- going
>>> fast! -- tickets this morning.
>>>
>>> >From the site:
>>>
>>> Why DrupalCamp?
>>>
>>> This first DrupalCamp in NH has been structured to be a training day for
>>> new drupalers, and those interested in learning about Drupal. Our goal
>>> is to provide valuable information for those users, and help grow the
>>> New Hampshire Drupal community by making it more accessible to users
>>> with new and varied interest.
>>>
>>> Structured sessions will provide a start to finish overview of
>>> everything you should know when putting together a Drupal site from
>>> scratch. Topics include setting up infrastructure, Drupal Basics, CCK
>>> (Content types), Views and other important contributed modules, along
>>> with theming to round off the training.
>>>