Bet (Fresno meetup)
- NPOs
- 101 training
Tracy: Manageing content mod
Tracy: break list to Theme Team and User Team
- A lot of content mgmt
[email protected]
[email protected]
Josepha (KC meetup)
- tester
Debra (client trainer)
- maybe a tester
Greg Falkin
- teaches small biz
- written some curric
Courtney: Anything you love?
Greg: User facing (post-launch use)
Greg: Initially wanted to work on documentation
Courtney: Kit about the ways orgs can use WP
Beth: wrote style sheet
- Want people to feel empowered to do their jobs.
- is a developer
Alex
- biz training
- team mgmt
Bet: user mgmt
Tracy: user v coder
Brigit (WP Trainer)
- WP trainer
- did Hierarchy template
- how to get the research needed
- find this on mike.org
- how to connect to other teachers and best practices
Court: teacher resource page
Alex and Elise (client training)
- He wrote the curric
- she presents the curric
- focused on users
- Alex trains advanced developers
- CSS as a tool for theme development
Don’t always need PHP to modify themes
Intro for Devs New to WP
- Module about multilingual sites
Court: possible to have that be sequential
Bill (inspired by Tracy)
- taught at IBM business centers
- dev since 94
Tracy: what’s oyur love?
Bill: 101, basic user skills
Stacy Duval (FE and Support contrib)
- Was a teacher before dev
- writes her own tutorials
Tracy: Theming, code or 101?
Stacy: How to make a menu/BE customization
Kori (San Antonio, WCSA organizer)
- training for 3 yrs
- runs a bootcamp
- Fasttrack (8 and 16 wks)
- Conveying standards is going to be tough.
Tracy: Know that this is only live teaching setup.
Court: You are supplement in any way you need.
- Is it possible to differentiate between tutorials and curriculum.
Wayne McWilliams (Kori’s dev)
Tracy: finish up conditional statements
Julie Keele (was a trainer)
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Tracy: Let’s split the 101 kids and the Theme kids
Tracy: 101 should come up with a list of things to make mods for