Based out of Idaho's Treasure Valley (Boise, Nampa, Caldwell) the Boise Drupal Users Group seeks to bring Drupal users together, encourage new users, share knowledge and best practices, and encourage users to give back to the larger Drupal community.
The Boise Drupal Users Group (BDUG) events can be found on the events page. If you have an idea for an event please set one up.
Monthly Meetups - Check out the event calendar for the upcoming meetups. Typically each meetup includes a presentation from one of our members and a book raffle.
Idaho Drupal IRC Channel - Connect with local Drupal folks in an instant-message format for mutual support and general banter.
Distributed Group Library - Drupal and development books donated by the community to share.
Lead sharing thread - Have a project you need help with, or you're looking for a project to fill an open slot? Post here.
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User group faciliatator resource page
Last updated by chrisshattuck on Thu, 2010-05-06 20:39
This page is intended to help folks facilitating our user group. The facilitator shifts every month, and below are the list of their responsibilities and some helpful guidelines. If it's your job this month, the most important part is to enjoy yourself and keep things moving. Also, this is a wiki page, so feel free to add to or adjust this document.
Summary of responsibilities:
- Sending out an e-mail broadcast via http://groups.drupal.org/node/5383/broadcast about a week before the meeting with details, following roughly the format below.
Code Camp Follow-up
1) Boise Code Camp was a great opportunity to show what Drupal is along with how it can be used including installing, essential modules, i18, etc., and I think we were highly succesful in doing so as we gained at least one new member at our April meeting. As one of the planners and as the principal point person for getting presentations posted on the Boise Code Camp website, we only have 4 of the presenter's session materials posted at this point (or a link to), 5 of the "session materials" are missing in action!
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