This has been a long time coming, I do not doubt that there will be more work, but now it is main clean ups. I feel all the functionality is there and really more than anything just needs hammering on.

As part of the overall Drupal documentation efforts and the Knight Foundation grant that was awarded this year, I will be conducting a number of short surveys about documentation over the coming year. The first survey, about participation is now up. It is only 5 questions long and should only take a few minutes to complete. The survey will close on Monday, April 13. The results will be posted back to the Documentation group once the survey closes.

Over the next few weeks several students in SI422 will be working with the Drupal project to create and design a web analytics experiment.

The students are aware of the redesign effort and the research that has been done. The will propose a web analytics experiment that includes:
* Hypotheses: These are statements of predicted outcomes that you will be testing, including specific, operationalized variables that would allow you to know whether your test had been confirmed or disproved.

I've just posted step-by-step instructions on how to use the Drupal 6.x RDF module to upgrade your Drupal site's RSS feeds for compatibility with RDF and the Semantic Web:

http://ar.to/2009/03/rdfizing-drupal-rss-feeds

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Modules for uploading and managing files, and associating them with content.

These modules actually have relatively little overlap, so you should consider this a guide in choosing the right module(s) for your needs, rather than a complaint about duplication. Just sayin'.

You may have heard the excellent and very exciting news that following on from our work on Drupal.org, Mark Boulton Design has been contracted to take a look at the User Experience for the upcoming Drupal 7, and I'm very happy to be working with him on this project as well.

This is the video which was presented during DrupalCon DC 2009 at the Practical Semantic Web and Why You Should Care session.

Experience Strategy:

• Make easy things easy and hard things do-able.
• Design for the 80% (ref: Pareto Principle)
• Privilege the End User

Our Goals:

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The Swiss Drupal User Group is organizing the Drupal Media Camp with a special focus on the media and Drupal in Aarau, Switzerland. It will be covering:
- how Drupal can be used to develop complex web based media solutions and
- what is happening in the Drupal community in the media area.
We are interpreting the term media to mean all web media including video, audio, pictures, publishing, communities etc.

The conference is targeted towards:

Only local images are allowed.On April 18th, the first DrupalCamp Centroamerica is taking place in Managua, Nicaragua. This all-day event aims to actively form a community of professional drupalers from all Central American countries.