Become a dynamic web developer: learn how to build a site with Drupal in Singapore from 19 to 20 August 2013. This Acquia training is brought to you by OlinData.
In this two-day Drupal Site Building training, participants will be brought up to speed on Drupal and be ready to tackle their own project. Learn how to manage media, build calendars and complex, dynamic queries of content by selecting and configuring the most popular modules in this Drupal training.
Duration: 2 days
You should be able to:
- Navigate the administration area to manage essential tasks
- Configure and set up a basic Drupal site
- Install and configure modules
- Manage user roles and accounts
By the end of this Drupal training, you will be able to:
- Configure and set up a basic Drupal site.
- Install and configure modules.
- Manage user roles and accounts.
- Overview of the possibilities with Drupal
- How to manage users, create user profiles
- How to add custom content, and manage that content
- Manage navigation through Drupalʼs menu system.
- Content references and relationships.
- Content flagging and bookmarking.
- Configure event calendar display.
- Manage content layout with Display Suite.
- Customize content administration.
- Configure both controlled vocabularies and free tagging with Taxonomy.
- Configure your site to improve search, through the use of URL path configuration, and configure faceted search.
- Be able to configure automatically generated thumbnails.
- Know how to create advanced listings of content.
- Maintain a secure and speedy website.
Prerequisites:
Experience with web development. This course is suitable both for users who are new to Drupal and those who want to broaden their Drupal skills. Participants should have completed Drupal in a Day, or equivalent experience with Drupal.
Target Audience (Who should attend):
The target audience for Drupal training is people who are interested in web design & development, and CMS. This also includes newer members at an organization already using Drupal, or those experienced with WordPress and want to pick up another dynamic CMS.