Looking for Documentation Mentors/Teachers for Summer Garden Technology Project

This summer, we are doing a project in which we learn Drupal/Open Source skills while helping gardening initiatives. Participants will build Drupal projects that foster "Garden Storytelling." Technically, we might create: recipes for Drupal sites, glue modules, and simple sites that act as web services. Our audience is primarily Drupallers & Community Gardeners. There are about 40 participants overall, half of whom are already involved with Drupal in some form.

An important part of what we will be learning will be documentation.

We are looking for folks from the Docs team who might be interested in participating. There are opportunities to teach a small class on documentation, practice a documentation presentation on us, review documentation style and suggest how we might improve, or simply be available to answer a few questions.

We will introduce documentation early in the summer (early July,) and then practice it as we write code and learn how to do things in Drupal. Near the end of the summer (sometime at the end of August) we will do peer reviews of the documentation we create.

If you would like to get involved, please contact Chach Sikes (chachasikes@gmail.com)

Drupal Open Garden Project: http://garden.localbiology.org
On Twitter: opengardenproj