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  • X-post: Looking for a Thai translation reviewer for Learn WordPress content

    X-post from +make.wordpress.org/polyglots: Looking for a Thai translation reviewer for Learn WordPress content Login to Reply

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  • Looking for a Thai translation reviewer for Learn WordPress content

    Hi Polyglots friends! Once again, the Training Team needs your help in reviewing the Learn WordPress content, this time translated into Thai: https://github.com/WordPress/Learn/issues/3354 https://github.com/WordPress/Learn/issues/3355 Could you recommend someone to review the translation for us? Thanks! #th +make.wordpress.org/training/ #requestLogin to ReplyMark as done

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  • A week in Openverse: 2025-12-08 – 2025-12-15

    The developments in Openverse between 2025-12-08 and 2025-12-15

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  • WordPress Campus Connect Organizer Orientation

    This course is designed to guide you through the entire WordPress Campus Connect event setup process.

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  • Hosting the Event

    To help your event run smoothly and successfully, keep these key points in mind: Issuing a certificate of participation To acknowledge the successful organization and impact of WordPress Campus Connect events, and to provide students with a sense of accomplishment, event organizers can create and distribute personalized certificates of participation. A customizable certificate design is…

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  • Venue, Listing, and Event Scheduling

    Venue WordPress Campus Connect events are hosted on campus, so no venue agreement is required. Coordinate directly with your campus contact — such as the faculty member or department sponsoring your event — to confirm your space, date, and any room or equipment you’ll need. If you have any questions, reach out to the community…

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  • Pre-Planning, Budgeting, and Event Support

    MOU If you need a Memorandum of Understanding, or MOU, you can use our template. An MOU is a simple document that outlines how two parties agree to work together — it’s not a legal contract, but it helps clarify responsibilities and expectations. Budget The organizer will complete and submit the event budget using the…

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  • Email Address and Website Creation

    Event email address If you have a school-affiliated or .edu email address, we recommend using it when setting up your organizer account, as it helps speed up the process and keeps event communication connected to your campus. You can also use another email address if you prefer, and if needed, an event-specific address can be…

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  • Orientation Call

    If you’d like to have an orientation call, this is a great opportunity to get to know each other, review your event plans, discuss budgets, sponsorships, and walk through the WordPress Campus Connect process step by step. During the call we’ll: Finally, we’ll invite you to join the Making WordPress Slack team, where you can…

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  • WPCC Application Process Overview

    Once your application is submitted, a Community Program Supporter will review it and reach out if they have any questions or need additional information. Your event will progress through several statuses. Each status reflects where your event is in the planning and approval process. You can find out more about these statuses here. What Community…

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