Thoughts for next year’s DrupalCamp
-Better than Atlanta!
-Charge $5 to get a better count
-Wifi rocked!
-Food rocked!
-Beer rocked!
-Challenges with video
-prefer screen capture
-Have a volunteer coordinator with clear details of jobs
-A stronger effort to get people to attend local groups
-include information packet in badge
-Badge stickers for “hiring”, “hunting”
-Create a “binder” with NH specific how-tos
Mary suggest a group tackle the tedious downloads from adobe connect. +1
-She can even add the bumpers
We still need to get presenter slide decks.
How to change the size of an image in a node? Image Styles under Configuration > Media > Images Style && Content Type > Field Display
Learning Resources
-Book recommendations: DGD7.org, Using Drupal
-http://Drupalize.Me, http://drupalcamp24x7.org/
Challenge with hiding content except splash page / login.
-LoginTobaggan Module
-Front Module
-Set a custom 403 in Site Configuration
-Change permissions so Anon cannot access content type
-Create an extra content type and use another access control module -> Content Permissions
Where to hire a a freelancer (designer/themer)?
-Roger raises his hand.
-G.D.O
Challenges with Drupal Commerce. Documentation is lacking. Features are still being developed.
Menu Block module rocks!
Comments
Cool - thanks!
Great notes; I will gladly volunteer to coordinate the setup of presenters for next year's Camp; one thing that we do here at EDC is hold a "dry run" for presenters - even if their presentations aren't completely ready. I'm thinking, hold a few online sessions - possibly look for a way to tie in the lapel mics so presenters can roam. Oh, and find some volunteers who won't go "sleepy time" just before the Keynote takes the stage... :) It was an incredible event, so well planned out - I feel very lucky to have participated.
I'm thinking of submitting to present a "non-traditional" talk for the next one - maybe time management techniques, using online meeting/management tools with clients, etc. On more than one occasion, I heard someone mention the issues with not having a Drupalfied project manager...having been one who now designs/develops, I can relate.
BTW - I took the URL down yesterday to keep things simple - felt it would confuse any latecomers if there were multiple spots out there. Will gladly host the next one, and explain why I think it's a good idea moving forward - but I'm cool with whatever the group chooses, obviously!