higher ed

We are looking for a new online catalog solution, perhaps one that will not require an API to integrate with our D7 web site.

Has anyone created their catalog or bulletin in Drupal?

If so,

• How did it go?
• Can you provide a link to your catalog?
• Did you do it in-house or have outside help?
• Were there any modules that were a particular help?
• Any Drupal development companies you want to mention?

Thanks for any feedback or suggestions...

From online admissions reviews to course management on Facebook, social collaboration sites and tools are disrupting the way colleges and universities collaborate. But how do these new online tools fit with already established collaboration tools and processes? And how can disparate campuses and teams best make use of these tools?

I was doing some research on Drupal Apps for our institution wide Drupal distribution and was wondering if:

a) Does an App server exist specifically for Higher Ed institution's use cases?

b) If not, would there be interest if one existed?

Hello! An acquaintance of mine is putting together a presentation proposal on open source CMS's for the HighEdWeb conference. Would any of you be interested in co-presenting, representing Drupal? (I can't make it.) HighEdWeb is October 23-26 in Austin, TX this year: http://www.highedweb.org .

If you're interested, let me know and I'll put you in touch.

Thanks,
Christina

I am creating a database where users can enter a course, the times it's offered, etc. I can do this using CCK and a custom node type, but I have a problem saying, for example that if the delivery type is distance than a class room and class time is not required.

Registration is now open; we are also seeking volunteers and session presenters. We have a 300 person capacity so I encourage you to register without delay:

Complete details are located at:
http://boston2010.design4drupal.org

Greetings all. I met many you at DrupalCon, but not all of us have met, I'm Kevin O'Brien and I work for San Francisco State University. I want to keep the momentum going on getting a California State-wide university Drupal group together. (Hey If you can think of a catchy name/acronym that would be good too). In these times, I believe it is really important to share resources with each other, as many of us are most likely duplicating effort on each individual campus.

DrupalEd is now available for download --

The full announcement is available here --