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Training Team Accessibility Checklist
The checklist on this page is a good starting point for content creators and reviewers creating or reviewing content in the Training Team. Activities this checklist can be used for include: Writing meeting recap notes. Publishing posts on the make.wordpress.org/training blog. Updating the Training Team Handbook. Creating learning content such as lessons, courses, or online…
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Posting Anonymously
In July 2023, new functionality was added to the forums which allows anyone with the moderator role or above to reply to a thread anonymously, under a generic moderator username. This can be done by checking the box next to Post this reply anonymously as @moderator. This is what it looks like to non-moderators: Other…
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Managed mailboxes
WordPress.org does not provide one-to-one support via email or ticketing systems, please instead use the Support Forums. The Support Team help manage a HelpScout inbox with various aliases to help users with specific account-related issues. Purpose The purpose of having a common inbox is to bring potentially heated or controversial discussions out of the pubic…
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Guide Program Handbook
This page serves as a reference for Guides assisting new contributors. Who are the Training Team Guides The roster of Guides consists of experienced Training Team members. Training Team members that have a Training Contributor badge, and have been contributing consistently to the team for at least 6 months could also qualify as Guides. For…
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Guide Program
The Guide Program serves to support new contributors to the Training Team, similar to a mentorship or buddy program. The Guide Program provides a structured pathway for individuals who are new to contributing to the Training Team. Navigating the vastness and intricacies of the WordPress project can be daunting, especially for those taking their first…
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Documentation issue tracker
The Documentation issue tracker is the central place for contributing to WordPress documentation. No actual documentation is hosted in this repository. Its purpose is to track all the issues for any part of WordPress documentation. Therefore, the most used functionality is its issues and automatisation. Labels As with any other project management tool, the Documentation…
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GitHub repositories and projects
The Documentation team uses several GitHub repositories and project boards for various purposes. Repositories: Documentation issue tracker – read more about the repository WordPress documentation style guide Advanced administration handbook Project boards: WP 6.6 Documentation WP 6.5 Documentation WP 6.4 Documentation WP 6.3 Documentation WP 6.2 Documentation WP 6.1 Documentation WP 6.0 Documentation WP 5.9…
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Contributor Hour
What is a Contributor Hour? Contributor Hours are online events the Training Team hosts prior to major WordPress releases. There are three focuses to these events: To update existing content on Learn to reflect changes that will be introduced in the new release. To create new content relevant to the new features that will be…
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High Priority Content to Translate
Are you interested in translating content for Learn.WordPress.org, but not sure what to start on? You’re in the right place! Content Translators are welcome to translate any piece of content. But here are a few hand-picked items we’d love to translate into every language as soon as possible. This list is purposefully limited to just…
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Triaging Content Development Issues
The Training Team manages content development in the LearnWP Content – Development GitHub project board. This is where content and feedback are passed between Content Creators and Editors before content is finally published on https://learn.wordpress.org/. Project board overview Issues in this project board pass through 5 columns, or statuses, as progress is made. General contributors do not have access…