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Updating and creating new screenshots
Table of contents: What do I need? Reviewing the screenshots Updating existing screenshots Creating new screenshots Screenshots versus videos (GIFs) What do I need? Fresh WordPress install, the default theme and no additional plugins – WordPress Playground, InstaWP Screenshot tool with annotation abilities – Awesome Screen recorder and screenshot (Microsoft app, Mac App Store, Chrome extention), Nimbus screenshot (has extensions for all major…
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WordPress Showcase
The Showcase shows the world what can be done with WordPress. It demonstrates the capabilities of the publishing platform with a vast array of use cases, including sites for personal bloggers, small businesses, enterprise companies, and national governments. Primary success metric: Showcase views Other metrics: New Showcase submissions, New WordPress installs, WordPress brand sentiment Contributing This is…
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Guide Program Management
This page serves as a reference for the Guide Program coordinator, who reviews applications, matches new contributors to Guides, checks in with participants, and reviews feedback from participants to inform future iterations on the program. Reviewing Form Submissions Review form submissions in the Guide Program Responses spreadsheet in the Training Team’s Google Drive folder. Note…
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Triage Squad guidelines
What is Triage Squad? The training team Triage Squad are members of the Training Team who can help review, test, and triage GitHubGitHub GitHub is a website that offers online implementation of git repositories that can easily be shared, copied and modified by other developers. Public repositories are free to host, private repositories require a…
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Writing Contributor Spotlight posts
Contributor Spotlight posts are a series of posts in which the Training Team introduces the community to one of our many valued contributors. Volunteering to write a Contributor Spotlight post Review the tracking spreadsheet for upcoming posts. If there is not an author assigned to a post, you can volunteer to write it! Notify a…
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Creating Lesson Module Quizzes/Activities
Quizzes or Lesson Activities allow learners to test their knowledge and understanding of the Lesson content. Quiz questions or practical activities should be action-based to help learners apply their newly acquired knowledge and skills. When creating quizzes: Try to pose practical or scenario-based questions as opposed to only knowledge-based questions. Recalling information is the most…
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Publish the Lesson on Learn.WordPress.org
In order to publish a lesson, you need to ensure that you have the following in place: The Lesson video has been transferred from WordPress.tv to the WordPress.org YouTube channel and is publicly available. You have created the draft Lesson on Learn.WordPress.orgWordPress.org The community site where WordPress code is created and shared by the users.…
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Lesson review
The next step is to wait for a member of the training team to review your Lesson. As a general rule, content is reviewed for a minimum of two weeks and until at least one review is conducted, or until three reviews are conducted. Experienced content creators may choose to publish a lesson after the…
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Create the Lesson on Learn.WordPress.org
The next step is to add the draft lesson to Learn.WordPress.orgWordPress.org The community site where WordPress code is created and shared by the users. This is where you can download the source code for WordPress core, plugins and themes as well as the central location for community conversations and organization. https://wordpress.org/. When you are ready…
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Lesson Subtitles and Transcripts
This guide will show you how to add captions and transcripts to Lessons using Otter.ai for English videos and Sonix.ai for all other languages (available list here), or MacWhisper if you own a macOS computer. If you prefer another tool or you are transcribing from a language that Sonix does not support, follow the WordPress.tv…