presentation

Hi Everyone!

I just wanted to share the video of my presentation from DrupalCamp Fox Valley - "Drupal + Startups = AWESOME!":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmcVEe2a-mU

Please watch it on YouTube and let me know what you think!

Thanks,
David.

PS: Click here to see the slides!

Last Wednesday I gave a presentation at OxDUG on how we did a recent site build of Love Food Hate Waste (LFHW) and its subsidiary sites.

Please find the slides attached. I hope they're of some use!

LFHW was build by Torchbox, my employers. The overview of the site was as follows:

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I've written up the slides for the brief demo I gave of Drush and Drush Make at the February OxDUG meetup last week.

Hi All,

Does anyone have or know of a good presentation comparing the top diff CMS's, that is willing to share it so, I can present it at the next Girls in Tech Boise meetup?

Thanks much,

Katie@theitgirlinc.com

We were talking about Organic Groups at June's meeting, and Julia and Ken mentioned this humorous presentation from Drupalcon Copenhagen.

Addendum: Julia wants to add this video about Organic Groups and Panels, and the integration thereof.

Meeting topic and presenter needed! Agenda and location changes! Poll! More after the fold...

I've created a presentation based on the release notes and the banner designs.
It's a continuous slideshow with the key points of Drupal 7.

This presentation can be used during the Drupal 7 release parties or on other events.

Download the files

• Keynote presentation: http://bit.ly/d7rp-keynote
• PowerPoint presentation: http://bit.ly/d7rp-powerpoint
• Presentation background (PSD): http://bit.ly/d7rp-background

** UPDATE: I will be unable to attend DrupalCampNYC 8, but will gladly share my slides and presentation notes if anyone else wishes to present this session. **

** NOTE: This is the same session I did at Drupaldelphia and DrupalCamp Colorado. **

There are ways to organize a page before it gets rendered to the screen. The purpose of this presentation is to show what Drupal does out of the box (blocks/regions) and then show 2 alternatives that provide more flexibility (context & panels). We will identify the strengths and weaknesses of each and provide examples for situations where one is more suited than the other.

Everyone should definitely check out Angie Byron a.k.a webchick's keynote on Women in Open Source. She was awesome (and so was Liza Kindred).

The overall numbers are shockingly bad, BUT in the Drupal community, we are lucky to have webchick. On top of her many contributions to the community she has made it one of her goals to help get women involved. This Drupalchix group is a small example of her efforts.

• Read the post
• Download the slides
• Watch the keynote

After Jennifer does her presentation in July, what should be talk about next? I think some people would like to see a presentation on "How Users can use Drupal" . Is this something you'd be interested in? What else?