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Introduction. Katherine Lynch Web developer, Drexel University Libraries Libraries Website, catalog interaction Drupal Wordpress. What is Drupal?. Open-source Content management system (CMS). What is Drupal?. Open-source Content management system (CMS) Created in 2001

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Introduction

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  1. Introduction • Katherine Lynch • Web developer, Drexel University Libraries • Libraries Website, catalog interaction • Drupal • Wordpress

  2. What is Drupal? • Open-source • Content management system (CMS)

  3. What is Drupal? • Open-source • Content management system (CMS) • Created in 2001 • PHP, database backend • Continuing development • http://www.drupal.org • High profile site users • Whitehouse.gov

  4. What can it do? • Edit your site from anywhere • Sites • Blogs • Forums • Interface with outside sources (RSS, social networking sites, etc • Highly customizable internals • Community support

  5. What can it do? • Edit your site from anywhere • Sites • Blogs • Forums • Interface with outside sources (RSS, social networking sites, etc • Highly customizable internals • Community support

  6. What can it do? • Edit your site from anywhere • Sites • Blogs • Forums • Interface with outside sources (RSS, social networking sites, etc • Highly customizable internals • Community support • Theme it any way you want

  7. What can it do? • Page content • Appears on any one page, can be used on another page with Views • Stories • Text • Media • Feeds/dynamic information • Blocks • Static/dynamic information • Sections of information/navigation native to the site

  8. Drupal sites • Universities • Media sites • Blogs • News agencies • Developers

  9. Ubuntu

  10. Linden Lab (developers of Second Life)

  11. Lucas Arts Star Wars – The Old Republic

  12. University of Colorado

  13. Strayer University

  14. Duke University

  15. Stanford University Humanities Center

  16. Reuters Labs

  17. CNN Go

  18. The Onion

  19. What about libraries? • Catalog interface • Facilitate searching • Databases • Articles • Building information • Hours, phone numbers • Upcoming events (speakers, workshops) • Connecting students with librarians • Tutoring • Consultation • Reference Questions

  20. What about libraries? Deliver resources to students.

  21. What about libraries? How can Drupal help?

  22. NYU Health Sciences Libraries

  23. Simon Fraser University Library

  24. Cowles Library, Drake University

  25. Darien Library

  26. Building Blocks of Drupal • CCK • Views

  27. Building Blocks of Drupal • CCK • Content Construction Kit • Classify information in content upon creation

  28. Standard Page create view Title, body, taxonomy enabled

  29. “Library Staff” create view Created with CCK

  30. “Library Staff” objects referenced Created with CCK

  31. Systems Department staff objects Created with CCK

  32. Systems Department staff objects Sorted by Library

  33. Subject Librarians Services page Librarian object embedded in the page

  34. Drexel@BCC Services page Librarian objects embedded in the page

  35. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views • Sort and display information

  36. Databases with Views Environmental Studies, “Recommended” and not Name, URL, notes, date range, description

  37. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views • Pages • Blocks • Sorting • Associated content • Machine data • Hidden content • Build new content (resource links)

  38. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views • Pages • Blocks • Sorting • Associated content • Machine data • Hidden content • Build new content (resource links) • But there is a problem…

  39. Views new view dashboard WTF?

  40. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are:

  41. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are: • A way of displaying data on pages in Drupal without having to edit the HTML

  42. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are: • A way of displaying data on pages in Drupal without having to edit the HTML • Views can:

  43. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are: • A way of displaying data on pages in Drupal without having to edit the HTML • Views can: • Dynamically display data using logic built around facets of the relevant data

  44. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are: • A way of displaying data on pages in Drupal without having to edit the HTML • Views can: • Dynamically display data using logic built around facets of the relevant data • Expedite content management and updates

  45. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views are: • A way of displaying data on pages in Drupal without having to edit the HTML • Views can: • Dynamically display data using logic built around facets of the relevant data • Expedite content management and updates • Open up your library’s resources to your students

  46. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views powered by:

  47. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views powered by: • Your content’s data

  48. Building Blocks of Drupal • Views powered by: • Your content’s data • Machine-created • Timestamps • Authors • Common facets • Title • Content • Uncommon facets • CCK • Taxonomy

  49. Building Blocks of Drupal • Roles • Admins • Content editors • Librarians • Developers • Coders • Librarians • Users • Patrons • Faculty • Students

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