Pop quiz: What do Amnesty International, Monty Python, the White House, and NTEN have in common?
Web sites powered by Drupal. (The fact that I had the opportunity to write that sentence is itself an example of the power of Drupal!)
Drupal has been out of the tech hobby shed for awhile now, of course. You may already be running it, but unsure of what it can do. Or you may be looking for a CMS platform for your next web site, and giving Drupal a hard look -- and not just because it's free and open source, but that helps, right? Either way, we'll get you up to speed at our upcoming webinar series, "Cranking Your Nonprofit's Drupal Site up a Notch".
> You should register for this workshop here.
Series Sessions Include (all sessions held at 11:00 AM Pacific / 2:00 PM Eastern for 90 Minutes):
- March 9: Drupal Modules for Nonprofits
- March 16: Leveraging the Power of CCK and Views
- March 23: Getting Started with Drupal Theming
- March 30: Good Maintenance: Upgrading your Drupal Site
Series Takeaways:
- How to plan a site that will take advantage of Drupal's powerful framework
- Tips and tricks for using Drupal's most popular features
- How to keep your site healthy and safe from hackers and bugs
Series Cost: $100 for NTEN Members / $200 for non-members
The Presenters: Grand Junction Design
All right, all right. But apart from better queue management and multiple blog authors and side blocks and custom content types and extensible modules and themes and tags and built-to-order communities, what has Drupal ever done for us? (Bonus points if you can identify the movie reference.)