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The Minnesota Historical Society seeks an experienced and innovative Drupal Web Developer to design, prototype, program, test and implement database driven web applications used by a range of audiences from elementary students to museum visitors to researchers. You’ll be one of the wizards behind our award winning web sites. You will work with a variety of people across the Society’s diverse organizational functions as well as fellow web development professionals - all energized to serve our educational mission.

Location: http://drupalboston.blip.tv/

11 Videos Added:

Facial Recognition Logins
Lee and Cristefano present the Facial Recognition Login feature of their newly launched website.
http://blip.tv/file/2698825

Drush on a PC
Peter talks about using Drush on a PC for development.
http://blip.tv/file/2698605

Imagecache and FCK
Ed presents Imagecache and FCK features.
http://blip.tv/file/2698560

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Montreal's McGill University will be hosting the 2009 Montreal Drupal Camp taking place on the 17th and 18th of October. The Drupal community will converge for two days of workshops and presentations including education-specific sessions and round table discussions regarding the use of Drupal as both a Content Management System and a Learning Management System.

Additional information can be found at http://www.drupalcampmontreal.com

GoingOn (http://www.goingon.com/) is actively seeking Drupal developers who can create high quality modules for our platform. We are building upon a Spaces, Features and Organic Groups system, so much of the work we will contract out will be building og_spaces compatible features and any modules necessary to drive the feature. We're building a social e-learning platform on Drupal where many of the features will be social, collaboration and education focused.

Firstly congrats to the Open Atrium team its a really impressive product and I think is going to be the basis for many effective communities... Thank you for your hard work.
As we have seen with DrupalEd , organic groups make great classrooms.

I think a really useful open atrium install profile that could be an e-learning system out of the box ... would be a combination of DrupalED and Open Atrium

I am planning to do some work to try and see what I can can do with creating some education orientated features for Open Atrium around the following modules

I work for a group at the UW that manages a small group of Drupal sites for departments in our building. (No, this isn't a service we extend to just any department, it has to be in our building.)

However, when approached for this service, we always stress how

1) we will give you a blank drupal install, maybe a theme or two, a tutorial on how to use it and let you go to town.
2) we will not do custom design.

I'm looking to hire a Drupal designer to help out with a mobile web version of a university website, which will primarily have information such as where alumni can get access to reunion events, as well as a basic news feed.

Here's the inspiration:
http://m.princeton.edu/reunions/#_home

And an article about that:
http://www.alumnifutures.com/2009/06/princeton-reunion-iphone.html

E-mail morisy at gmail dot com

Reporting to the Director of Communications & Marketing, the professional in this position will perform as part of a creative team charged with developing and implementing a dynamic web site that will serve as an important marketing tool to build awareness of the University's reputation for quality academic programs among national and international audiences.

Oi,

I wrote a short paper at:

http://coredogs.com/article/professors-sell-virtual-texts-ethical-problem

on the ethics of an instructor selling his/her own virtual text to his/her own students.

Please let me know what you think (or if you see any typos :-) ).

Kieran

I've been rambling / showing off aspects of these two modules for almost 1 and a 1/2 years now and FINALLY they have been completely rewritten in an open way. They are two separate modules though I'd recommend using them together as that's how they've been tested fully. They are currently being used during our active semester in 4 courses and so far results have been very positive. If you're looking to do online assessment with Drupal, this is a big component and I hope that I can integrate my solution with other projects discussed in this group.