Drupal in Higher Education

I’m hiring a new position: "...Web Specialist is a member of University Communications and Marketing (UCM) Web Team and provides expertise in the use of Drupal and the Enterprise Web design system to users and content creators throughout the university. The candidate will also serve part time as Scrum Master for the UCM Web Team."

https://jobs.calpoly.edu/en-us/job/535958/web-specialist

We’re hiring a web developer to support the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Faculty Development (VPGEFD) at Georgia Tech. The position will work with the websites for Graduate Studies, Faculty Affairs, Postdoc Services, the Center for Teaching and Learning, and the Responsible Conduct of Research program, and the main VPGEFD website.

Want to log user activity for university course sites. Record log ins, node views (including time spent on page, if possible), exercise submissions, viewing feedback, other things. Need ability to add code for custom events (with, e.g., plugins). Include custom data in logs, like responses to questions embedded in nodes. Different log records will store different kinds of data, depending on the event. Might be in serialized arrays, JSON strings, or something else.

Join us on March 27 & 28 at Stanford University

Registration is now open for Stanford Drupal Camp 2019

Register for the camp

Why attend?

• Learn about web design and development
• Stanford is doing a lot with Drupal and the web.
• Network! Connect with other folks interested in all things web!

DrupalCamp Atlanta is one of the southeast's largest annual Drupal conferences attracting hundreds of web developers, designers, executives and educators who are engaged with teaching and learning Drupal.

This conference is comprised of multiple concurrent sessions with tracks ranging from Beginner, Design/Theming and Usability, Development and Performance, Site Building, Business Leadership, and Education. In addition, there are impromptu birds of feather (BOF) sessions, code sprints all concluding with a networking reception.

Back to Buckhead. Inside the Perimeter!

Just ran across this recently. I haven't had a chance to dig into it, but thought I'd pass it along to others that might find it interesting.

https://www.drupal.org/project/open_badges
https://git.drupalcode.org/project/open_badges

Cornell DrupalCamp 2019 dates are set: Thursday, September 26 and Friday, September 27, 2019

Thursday will offer training and code sprint, and Friday will be the full camp day. Location will be at Cornell University's Ithaca campus in the ILR Conference Center.

Check our website for updates - hope to see you at the Camp!

Join us on May 17 & 18 at Stanford University

Registration is now open for Stanford Drupal Camp 2019
https://drupalcamp.stanford.edu/user/register

Why attend?

• Learn about web design and development
• Stanford is doing a lot with Drupal and the web.
• Network! Connect with other folks interested in all things web!
  It's free!

Drupal is an Open Source Web Development Platform capable of building any kind of Complex Web Application and Web Portals. It has been in use by some of the World Leading Governments and Organizations including US, Australian Governments, French Government, Oxford, Harvard and Cambridge Universities. With Drupal any kind of Web Application and Websites can be built with tremendous ease and record time and lives of the Developers also become easier and in record time they can achieve bigger things.

Drupal is an Open Source Web Development Platform capable of building any kind of Complex Web Application and Web Portals. It has been in use by some of the World Leading Governments and Organizations including US, Australian Governments, French Government, Oxford, Harvard and Cambridge Universities. With Drupal any kind of Web Application and Websites can be built with tremendous ease and record time and lives of the Developers also become easier and in record time they can achieve bigger things.