This is a group to organize and discuss the development of Drupal learning experience for helping people master Drupal.
See an inventory of all education related groups: http://groups.drupal.org/node/172069
Please post here:
- Discussion about Drupal training programs and training opportunities
- Links or information about courseware & learning materials for training (tag as "materials")
- Post Training events - News about upcoming and past training events or if you offer Drupal training services (tag as "training" or "training, events" or "training, services")
- Discussions related to an open curriculum (tag as "open curriculum")
- Review the current Open Curriculum proposal:
Open Curriculum: Definitions – Scenarios – Roadmap – Skill sets – Open certification – References - Roles
Join the discussions here on g.d.o, on IRC at #drupal-skillmap, or on Twitter with the tag #drupalskillmap!
If you're interested in setting up local learning sessions - please visit the Drupal Dojo too.
Drupal Database API Basics - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Drupal Database API Basics
The course covers the basics of database functions.
Read moreDrupal Module Development - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Drupal Module Development
A module is a collection of functions that link into Drupal, providing additional functionality for your Drupal installation.
Read moreIntroduction to Drush - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Introduction to Drush
Drush is a command line shell and Unix scripting interface for Drupal. Drush core ships with lots of useful commands for interacting with code like modules/themes/profiles. Similarly, it runs update.php, executes sql queries and DB migrations, and misc utilities like run cron or clear cache
Read moreDrupal Site Building - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Drupal Site Building
This is the course on 'how to' guide for implementing business functionality and features into your Drupal site.
Read moreDrupal Overview - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Drupal Overview
Drupal is designed to be the perfect content management solution for non technical users who need both simplicity and flexibility. Drupal achieves this through its modular approach to site building. Unlike other CMSs, Drupal isn’t a pre build house, but rather a collection of blocks, iron rods, wood, frames, etc., that a builder can easily connect together. With Drupal, a maker could build a house, but she or he could just as easily build a shop, theatre, or office. For this reason, Drupal may be described as both a content management system and a content management framework—one unified system that strives to have the strengths of both, without their deficiencies.
Read moreBest Practices in Programming - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Best Practices in Programming
Code readability is a universal subject in the world of computer programming.
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Git Basics
What is "version control", and why should you care? Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.
Versioning has a vital role in development field, so we use Git.
Introduction to GNU/Linux Command Line - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
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Introduction to GNU/Linux Command Line
It is important in web development that in which environment we are coding. We, in Zyxware believe in Free Software Services and we promote open source technologies. GNU/Linux is the best platform for Drupal to build on.
- Trainee is expected to have Linux machine
ELMS Learning Network : Tipping Point (0.2.0) released
With 118 issues resolved, ELMS Learning Network version tipping point (0.2.0) is out with a comprehensive walkthrough of capabilities and discussion of what and why the system functions as it does. We now support CentOS 6,7, Ubuntu 14 / Deb, and Amazon AMI one-line installations. The walkthrough in this post just scratches the surface as we have 2 types of asset management systems with H5P support built in as well as support for LTI 1.2 (provider), REST (shown, and powers everything), and XAPI support it's a great preview of things to come.
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Drupal Training Syllabus
Following are the topics to be covered for the Drupal training curriculum.
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[Live Webinar] Meet Commerce 2.x
Drupal Commerce was developed from the ground up on Drupal 7, and redefined what Drupal can do in the eCommerce space. It empowered businesses to sell physical products, event registrations, reservations, and digital products. Its ecosystem of contributed modules supports recurring billing with all of its complexities in addition to complex tax, multilingual, multi-currency, and omni-channel configurations.
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Hey GDO land. Haven't gotten around to posting here in awhile but we've got a demo up of ELMS Learning Network in case anyone wants to check it out without having to spin up vagrant or install.
http://online.do1.demos.elmsln.org/
Appreciate feedback, find anything or confused? drop the team (yeah, we have one of those now it's pretty awesome) a line:
https://github.com/elmsln/elmsln/issues/
http://elmsln.org/
[Webinar] Developing Layouts in Backdrop CMS, The Drupal Fork
Backdrop is very similar to Drupal 7 in terms of code while providing many of the features of Drupal 8. However, Backdrop has a different project philosophy from Drupal, in that it values backwards-compatibility. It is the belief of the project that maintaining a greater level of compatibility will lower the overall cost of learning, building, and maintenance of software; making Backdrop better suited to lower-budget sites than Drupal 8. Join the webinar to find out why Backdrop was created and learn about it's unique Layout module.
Who Should Attend This Webinar?
- Site builders
Is Drupal 8 Ready for You?
There’s been a lot of talk about the release of the planet’s most powerful, flexible, and easy-to-scale web experience platform. Surrounding this buzz has been the question of how your organization can prepare for Drupal 8. But, it’s also important to look at the other side of the question: Is Drupal 8 ready for you? And why is it that Drupal 7 is the best choice for some organizations while Drupal 8 is the best for others? There are several different factors to consider when addressing these issues and that’s what we’re going to do on February 17 using YOUR questions.
Read moreCurriculum Objective - Drupal Training Curriculum for Drupal Companies
Curriculum Objective
To train PHP developers over a period of 1 year into Drupal developers competent in all aspects of application development using Drupal, who will be able to take on independent responsibility of Drupal projects
Read moreCompilation of existing content around Open Curriculum
This is a reference document with the list of content from different Open Curriculum initiatives around Drupal
Read more[Webinar] Drupal 8 Accessibility: What We Didn't Get in Core (Yet!)
We accomplished a great deal with Drupal 7’s accessibility when it was released in 2011. In Drupal 8, the community built on this and added broader support for ARIA & ATAG, two W3C standards which were not stable in 2011. D8 has also seen many enhancements for keyboard only users, low vision users and people who are colour blind. Drupal stands as the most accessible CMS available, but there is a great deal still to be done.
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Towards a standardized Drupal curriculum for Drupal Companies
I run an exclusive Drupal agency and we have been working with Drupal for almost 10 years now. We have hired and trained scores of people in Drupal over these years. We are looking to compile and publish our Drupal Training Curriculum under GFDL in an attempt to create a standardized Drupal curriculum for Drupal companies. You can read more about this at the announcement about the open curriculum project at Zyxware.com
Read moreSite Building with Drupal - Online - Free Training
Course Overview:
During this intensive program you will learn just how much you can do by installing and configuring Drupal's contributed modules. By the time the class is finished, you will have built a mock client site that includes common, dynamically controlled requirements like:
FAQ's
custom member profiles
an events calendar and listings
user rights management
comment moderation
editorial workflows
In the process, you'll learn about:
best practices in Drupal project planning
Drupal's inherent tools and subsystems
custom content types
Views
taxonomy
search tools
