Training and education

At DrupalCamp NYC last Saturday, I gave a session on data migration using Feeds and Migrate 2.x called Getting your data into Drupal. The session slides and screenshots of the live demo are now up at http://mvc.koumbit.org/presentations/2011-drupalcampnyc/. Enjoy!

This tutorial is for Drupal 6. If you are working with Drupal 7 click here.

Duration: about an hour.
Skill level: intermediate.

Want to learn more about social media and use it more effectively in your organisation?

We recently ran a workshop to help organisations better use social media to reach people in their campaigns.

February 10, 2011:

Koumbit forwards the invitation of COCo to...

Spread the Word: A Web and Information Technology Training Event

February 10th 1:00pm - 5:00pm Unitarian Church of Montreal, 5035 de Maisonneuve Ouest, 2 blocks from Metro Vendome *This event is wheelchair accessible.

Drupal beginners, users, contributors and gurus, welcome!

You're invited to our monthly "Drupal Clinics." Fellow drupalers will be there for mutual aid, along with a Koumbit worker to answer all your questions and help you learn a few Drupal tricks.

Whether you're tearing your hair out in front of your computer screen, want to share your joys and misadventures in the world of free (as in speech) software, or just have a craving for Koumbit's famous free (as in beer) coffee...we'll be glad to see you. That's Saturday, November 26th, in our office at 6833, avenue de l'Épée, suite 308. Come by any time between 1 and 5 pm.

See you there!

The Open Learning Exchange (OLE) is committed to universal access to basic education by 2015. OLE's global approach to innovating education includes building national and international digital libraries of open and free courseware relevant to the goals and standards of interested countries.

Koumbit was asked to assist The Open Learning Exchange in their goal to develop a functional, easy-to-use CMS that provides ways to store, rework, collaborate, and translate courseware material to make it more accessible in countries throughout the world.