drupal camp

The submission period for logos has ended and voting has begun. Make sure to cast your vote for the logo you'd like to see used for the event at http://drupalcampcolorado.org/ ... We are running a little behind schedule so will leave voting open until end of business on Friday June 13th. Many thanks to the artists that submitted entries and good luck!

If you didn't know:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/drupalcamptoronto2008/

Post your photos on Flickr and tag them with drupalcamptoronto2008

Yay Photos!

We had a good Drupal Camp Shanghai! The heavy rain on Sunday didn't stop the most active local Drupalers to get together and enjoy this event: over 60 people attended over 12 sessions and discussions. In the rooms you could see knowledge virally spreading throughout the attendees as well as connections being made. DCS may be over but don't let the knowledge sharing stop here. This event was put on by people just like everyone actively checking here, thank you for contributing, and don't let events like this stop! YOU are keeping this going on!

We've set up an event node here on g.d.o for people to signup for the seattle drupalcamp. All information will eventually be posted on this node.

Here is the short of it (as you may know):
June 27, 28 10am to 5pm
Youngstown Arts Center (site of last year's camp), its about 5 miles south of downtown.

Find out more and signup, space is limited right now to 80 people.

Contribute session ideas

Drupal Camp Vancouver marches forward and nows your chance to sign-up as a speaker or participant!

Drupal Camp Vancouver is confirmed for Friday May 9 and Saturday May 10 in Gastown Vancouver. We couldn't get the same location for two days, so Friday is at the SFU Wosk Centre for Dialog and Saturday is at Workspace.

Logo!

We have a nice, shiny new logo thanks to Colin Calnan:

Drupal Camp Vancouver Website

We have our Drupal Camp Vancouver website up at: http://www.drupalcampvancouver.org/ thanks to our friends Richard and Francis at Raincity and Mike Cantelon.

I thought I'd create this thread as a place to put feedback about DrupalBootCamp UIUC and see what that will mean for our May BU DrupalBootCamp.

This first one comes from one of our IT staff that visited the morning sessions:

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I thought the UIUC Drupal event was very informative. I liked that each speaker had a short stint on their topic, and things moved along at a good pace. Starting off with your presentation provided a nice segue into the rest of the morning topics.

In an effort to compile some great resources for our Drupal Boot Camp Champaign participants, we want you to help us tag your favorite Drupal-related resources on del.icio.us

Please tag your favorite links in the following way:
drupal, bootcamp, [topic]

Where [topic] is one of the following:

• intro -- For resources related to what Drupal is, why people choose Drupal vs. other CMSs, etc
• basics -- Basic Drupal jargon, getting started, installation walkthroughs, etc
• theming -- Your favorite contrib themes, theming guides and help
• modules -- The modules you use most, tips for finding the best modules, etc
• community -- Resources on how to get involved with the Drupal community and hook up with like-minded peers
• inspire -- For resources which showcase just how awesome Drupal is and what can be achieved including but not limited to beautiful feature-rich websites

Here is the current list of individuals organizing specific parts of the event - each of them needs additional help! If you are interested in helping out with specific tasks or day of needs, please contact the following people:

Promotion & Registration: Andrew Morton (drewish)
Location & On-Site Logistics: Kerry Finsand (kerryf)
Scheduling & Presentations Grant Kruger (grantkruger)