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Congratulations. Drupal was officially accepted to participate in Google Summer of Code 2020. Information for both students and mentors below.

Students - follow the 12 steps below and read required documentation. This will ensure any student can get started on their own.

Step #1: Review GSoC 2020 project idea list ( https://groups.drupal.org/node/535736 )

Step #2: Join Drupal's GSoC Group ( https://groups.drupal.org/google-summer-code )

Step #3: Read and accomplish all steps in all documentation for Drupal's GSoC students ( https://www.drupal.org/node/2415225 )

Hello,

As a final year student of International Business, I am conducting a research into the organisational culture of firms within the web development industry. Your insight on the subject would be very useful to this end. I will need several participants from each organisation to complete a questionnaire, taking roughly 30 minutes.
When I get the data, I’ll be able to provide the results back to all participant organisations, showing them what their culture is, and how it compares to other web development firms.

Hi open source enthusiasts,

We’re excited to announce that the fifth edition of the Google Code-in 2014 contest [0] will start December 1st for students and run until January 19th, 2015 [1]. Teenagers from around the world will have the opportunity to work with real open source software projects by working on tasks including coding, documentation, outreach, training and user interface tasks. Over the past four years we have had 1575 students from 78 countries work on tasks for over 30 open source projects.

Google Summer of Code 2014 has triumphantly concluded for Drupal as a participating organization. We selected thirteen students (https://groups.drupal.org/node/423558) out of fifty project proposals from around the world and twelve of the projects passed with success. Help us by reviewing each project's code (https://groups.drupal.org/node/442493).

Hello everyone, please i am creating a website for a school and i want at the end of every term or semester, the students will log on to the school website and input some number and their result for that term will be shown to them. They can print their result as well

Our Drupal team has recently been tasked with building a Student Portal for the campus. It will need to pull data from enterprise systems such as PeopleSoft (student data) and Desire2Learn (LMS), as well as other Drupal sites (news and events). I was wondering if anyone in this group has built, or is currently building, a student portal in Drupal? If so, I'd love to hear about your experience.

Why there are very less number of college professors/lecturers from India joining drupal groups? If quality of education(especially in India) needs to improve, I think they should be more thronging into open source groups like in drupal groups.

Any ideas to make this happen?

Regards
Babu
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Colleges in India are looking for ways to organize more programs/events that enable students to become more usable in Industry. Many students in India are in the dark and don't have any clue as to what need to be done to become usable for the Industry.

We are currently seeking students interested in learning about our AWS testing implementations. The primary objective is to create a curriculum that will help educate others understand the methods utilized by the Drupal infrastructure to support it's automated testing in the Amazon cloud. This is a prime opportunity for you to become involved in Drupal and help create positive learning materials to help others understand the benefits of Amazon cloud services as they apply to Drupal.

Many people have asked me to teach them Drupal. I am hoping my new site will be useful to those who want to teach and those who wish to learn the fabulous thing called Drupal - in a one on one environment, locally!

I am building a learning/teaching resources hub at drupalconnection.com
Drupal Kitchen is a part of the hub and is now open for people to meet and learn Drupal.

I would love any feedback and/or offers of help to increase the usefulness of this site for the community!

This is my first Drupal site for the community, so I am open to suggestions at making it better!!!