What do you want at the next Libraries Summit?
Based on the success of the first Libraries Summit at this past DrupalCon, there's going to be one next year at DrupalCon Minneapolis 2020 as well!
The planning team has started meeting and we're looking for your input on what sessions we should have. In Seattle, we had great sessions talking about topics like decoupling and content management, as well as some meaningful breakout sessions on topics like security, accessibility, and events management. So what should we have in Minneapolis?
Read moreLibraries Summit at DrupalCon Seattle
Are you an academic, public, school, or special library Drupaler? If so, join us at the Libraries Summit at DrupalCon on Tuesday, April 9 at the Washington State Convention Center.
The Summit will unite fellow library technologists for a day of discussion, collaboration, and inspiration in all things library and Drupal. Attendees will gain insight on how libraries across North America are using Drupal to serve their communities, as well learn tips and strategies to make their sites more usable, more secure, and more accessible.
Read moreMichigan Drupal Camp
The 2016 Michigan Drupal Camp will be hosted at the MSU Main Library in East Lansing, MI. Save the date and check back here for signup information. Unique to this camp, there will be a track for Digital Humanities and Drupal in Libraries.
Read moredrupal, git and sanity
Thought I'd share out slides from a lightning talk I gave at code4lib 2014.
http://www.slideshare.net/cdmorris22/drupal-git-and-sanity
Any feedback is welcome.
Read moreDrupal in libraries at ELAG 2013
As part of ELAG 2013 (European Library Automation Group's annual conference - 2013 May 28 – May 31, Ghent, Belgium) we organize a workshop entitled Drupal in Libraries.
The workshop will have two sessions, and an occasion to give report of what we did.
Read moreDrupal for OPAC session at ALA2013 - vote now!
Hi All,
For those folks going to ALA in Chicago (or even if you are not) it would be great if you could vote for the session - “Liberate Your Information” - Revolutionizing the Library Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) with Drupal.
Kelly Lucas did a lightening session on this at Code4Lib, but this is a fantastic topic for anyone interested in seeing the infinite possibilities with Drupal - in this case integrating with third-party library systems.
Take two seconds to vote, just click here:
http://connect.ala.org/node/201533
Thanks!
Read moreDrupal Library Resources | Isovera Blog | Waltham, MA
Hey all
Just wanted to let you know that some of the folks here at Isovera have written blog entries geared specifically toward the library community. Subjects range from using Drupal to process fines, utilizing SEO, as well as a host of other topics. A selection of library-focused blog entries can be found below:
A Fine Way to Process Library Fines with Drupal Commerce
Read moreChicagoland Library Drupal Group
Brian Smith of RAILS will talk about using the Adaptive Image and Flex Slider modules to create slideshows that automatically set image file sizes for display on mobile devices, large monitors, and everything in between. Michael Buhmann of the Skokie Public Library will discuss the new design and some of the modules for Skokienet.org. This event will be hosted in Skokie Library's new Business Center.
Beginners to advanced users are welcome, those who know teach.
For you non-drivers, the Skokie Swift drops you off walking distance to the library.
Skokie Public Library
Read moreDrupal4Lib Barcamp at Code4Lib at the UIC Forum open to all
Please join us next Monday at the Code4Lib Drupal in Libraries pre-con/barcamp at the University of Illinois Chicago Forum. This full day event is free for Code4Lib attendees and a crazy low $10 (donation asked) for folks from the library community.
Drupal uber-guru and Drupal 8 web services initiative lead, Larry Garfield (crell), will be joining us in the morning to give use a taste of what's coming and to answer questions. If you are in the area, drop what you are doing and join us.
Read moreDrupal4Lib Barcamp at Code4Lib at the UIC Forum open to all
Please join us next Monday at the Code4Lib Drupal in Libraries pre-con/barcamp at the University of Illinois Chicago Forum. This full day event is free for Code4Lib attendees and a crazy low $10 (donation asked) for folks from the library community.
Drupal uber-guru and Drupal 8 web services initiative lead, Larry Garfield, will be joining us in the morning to give use a taset of what's coming and to answer questions. If you are in the area, drop what you are doing and join us.
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