Posted by laura s on October 9, 2007 at 11:47pm
Last updated by blacklabel_tom on Mon, 2015-01-05 12:07
Last updated by blacklabel_tom on Mon, 2015-01-05 12:07
We're trying to compile a kind of master list of how one might organize a DUG, and we need your help. What works well for DUG meetings? Share your thoughts.
Survey of attendees
- Who are you?
- What is your involvement with Drupal?
- What do you have a question about?
- What tip or insight would you like to share?
- What level of experience would you say you have? (new, not quite intermediate, intermediate, not quite advanced, advanced)
- What Drupal role(s) best describe you? (site-builder, themer, module dev., core dev.)
Site presentations
People presenting sites they worked on, how they went about it
Drupal lessons
- Introduction to the theming layer
- Introduction to hooks and how you can use them
Favorite modules
- Show off your favorite modules you use (not necessarily what you developed :)
- Show specifically how they are implemented into a sample work
General Organizational best practices
- Seek out and identify those with connections to higher education / university settings (reason why)
- Often times they have access to building / meeting room space
- In the event of a barcamp / drupalcamp they can potentially host / provide funding for the event
- Open source (and Drupal) are taking off in the education sector across the board and are in need of user groups / resources for learning purposes
- A local pub is a great venue if you aren't doing talks
- Come up with a consistent time and place and agenda for meet-ups to try and form a routine
[other ideas?]