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I am beginning the development of an interactive course in computer music production as part of a larger educational research project. I have some experience in Drupal already and I want to capitalise on this and expand my knowledge of the system.
The project does not have a big community element although there will be different user classes i.e. student/educator/admin

The main requirements are:

Students view and educators view - I'm thinking of a 3 column design with nav and course pages for students and an extra column for teachers/facilitators

Play the screencast now

Following on the heels of a great thread, I put together a screencast using the CCK Filefield module as a container for video media files and then applying the jQuery Media module to play back those media files in the appropriate player/method. I've been looking for a replacement for the video.module for some time and I wanted to put this recipe under a microscope. Check it out the screenie, feel free to drop me a line if you loved or hated it.

I've posted both slides and tutorial links from my session: Designers Guide to jQuery. You can find them all here:

http://www.stevekrueger.com/braingarden/2008/05/10/designers-guide-jquer...

Thanks to all that attended! If you have any feedback from the tutorials and slides, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Hi All

I am slightly following the CCK possibilities for about a year already and I think I am able to try it eventually live as it seems to be a good solution to a number of my problems. Unfortunately I am not sure where to get started. I've got plenty of traditional blog posts on my site and I am not sure how to convert them to CCK nodes or whether there is such possibility at all.

Could you, please, tell whether it is possible not to start CCKeing from scratch, but to convert existing content into CCK nodes? Any pointers to tutorials would be highly appreciated.

To go along with the release of Captcha 3.0 final, I put together a small video tutorial on Captcha, Image Captcha and reCAPTCHA.

Die Quellen meiner Drupal Weisheit.

Alles auf ausländisch, sorry.

Ich liebe Podcasts und Videocasts... Habt ihr noch mehr?

1. http://www.geeksandgod.com/podcast-series/building-a-website-with-drupal...
   10 Podcasts (ab episode 30) für blutige Anfänger. Geeks & God ist genau das richtige. Thanks and Praise!
2. http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/ibm/osource/index.html
3. http://www.lullabot.com/podcast
4. http://www.drupaldojo.com/
5. http://www.dudertown.com/ <---- hab ich noch nicht gesehen/gehört

I write to suggest a Drupal Dojo lesson on setting up Calendar. It is a useful module and a common need, but isn't an intuitive setup "out of the box."

Torrent for my high quality screencap of the Fourth Lesson is up!. The whole thing is 2:20 and about 180mb.

If you want to post a recode or other derivative, drop a link in the comments here and I'll flesh out the main node with more downloads.

Well the file is about 227MB, huge I know. I am working on a way to distribute these, will try a torrent when I get off work. Don't worry about being kind to my server the account ends in a few days, January 24th I think. The picture quality coming off VNC as well as the audio coming of Skype were so much better this time around. Once again this is a QuickTime *.Mov file, I'm sorry for any problems this may be causing some of you. Well after all of that if you still want the video you can click the link to download Lesson #3 From January 14, 2007!

I also now have just an audio file of the lesson if anyone wants this for notes and such.