With Drupal, you can build a website which allows for easy content updates, incorporates features from a vast array of community-developed add-ons, and is sufficiently scalable to accommodate the needs of the large organization. The Intro to Drupal class at AcademyX will prepare you to harness Drupal's powerful capabilities to build a Drupal site with interactive forums and online polls, manage an ongoing flow of new site content, and use the extensive set of Drupal themes to give your site the right look and feel.
Build and launch your Drupal site quickly ... minimal technical expertise required!
Manage a continuous flow of site content, from drafts to archives.
Understand how Drupal organizes content in order to manage the site more effectively.
Control how each block, panel and node will display in a Drupal site, with a few key techniques.
Incorporate community-contributed modules and blocks into your site, for enhanced functionality.
Master the precepts of Drupal taxonomy design to build a highly-usable and easily searchable site.
Equip your site with interactivity, such as blogs, forums and polls.
Moderate user comments and posts effectively with Drupal's powerful community management controls.
Match the look and feel of your site to your overall brand with Drupal themes.
Handle website administration -- data backups, comment moderation, and user account requests -- with a minimum of effort.
You can register for this class by visiting this link: http://www.academyx.com/training/los_angeles/php/drupal/
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I Want to Learn
Hello im new in drupal and i want to know if this class covered the e-commerce or uber drupal? and is there any fee's?
thanks
azianpnay_4ever@yahoo.com
lennie
Location
where is this being held? and does it cost anything to go?
It looks like AcademyX is
It looks like AcademyX is doing this training in Sherman Oaks and is charging 800ドル. The same company is also looking for a trainer to do this training: http://groups.drupal.org/node/161364
OMG! What are the odds? I'm
OMG! What are the odds? I'm sure I'm hearing cries of "collusion" (haha) but Christefano hadn't posted when i started my post- just saw NRG_Joe's comment in my feed...
Miguel Hernandez - www.migshouse.com
Founder & CEO - The OpenMindz Group
Writer- Linux Journal & TechZulu
Sorry but I wouldn't pay for
Sorry but I wouldn't pay for Drupal training from a place that:
a) doesn't strictly do webdev/Drupal training
b) has zero info about the instructor(s)
c) is unknown to the Drupal community
d) doesn't respond to users/potential students
e) has a website that looks like that!
I know that might sound harsh & I'm sure I'll get dinged but they're my honest thoughts.
If you are interested in Drupal training, there's many reputable Drupal shops that do that. They're involved in & contribute to the Drupal/open source community & their instructors are masters of the subject matter they teach you. The Exaltation of Larks/Chapter Three trainings come to mind (& no, I'm in no way affiliated with them).
It's my hope that folks looking for Drupal training do some research prior to paying in order for you to get the most bang-for-your-buck. Hope that helps.
Miguel Hernandez - www.migshouse.com
Founder & CEO - The OpenMindz Group
Writer- Linux Journal & TechZulu
Los Angeles Drupal training!
It's great to see more Drupal trainings in the area. I haven't met you guys yet but I hope to see you at DrupalCamp LA this weekend. Let's get together some time and compare notes.