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Drupal help us cutting cost and successfully build a Knowledge Sharing website!

Our team firstly used Drupal six months before, now we all feel so lucky for our selection!

The idea of http://iclew.org comes from the common requirement:

Everyday, there are many new questions posted to internate but few of them will be answered, because the persons who know the answer may not browse this question

Then, we analysis some famous QA websites and think all of them didnot resolve above problem, why not build a website with a totally new modal?

  • We build a simple Knowledge Sharing website contain basic functions such as: ask question, answer, reply, send notification etc
  • Provide a PC client to collect the user's browse behavior for Internat, then automatically push the question matched with this user to him

Before we start to build http://iclew.org with Drupal, we try to outsource whole website and PC client software to some software companies, we invest time, money and human resource, but had to give up eventually because what they give is not we want.

Occassionally, we found Drupal can realize what we want: we just need a QA website, as simple as possible.

The progress goes fast and smoothly which make us surprised, here are how we did it:

  • Installed Drupal 6 on Linux server
  • Install a couple of common modules such as notification, message, XML site map etc

Department 2.0: Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences Department @ USU

We went with Drupal for our department website last year in order to give more voice to students, some of whom are online distance students, and also to make it easier for everyone to contribute to the website. Each student has their own homepage and blog, and also can contribute to wikis. The site also features a job board, calendar (both with rss feeds), room scheduling (not used at the moment), as well as group wikis, blogs, and news (which doubles as a mailing list since news is emailed out to everyone in the group).

One thing we didn't have time/budget for was to create a custom theme, so we just tweaked the newsflash theme from roopletheme instead for now.

The URL is http://itls.usu.edu/

I am in the process of upgrading the site to Drupal 6. We also conducted some usability tests that will help with the redesign.

Later this summer I'll be bundling the modules and configurations I am using (such as the job board, event/resource scheduling, group wikis and so forth) as a free download for other departments or schools to use (it will be called "Department 2.0").

I'm also teaching a beginning HTML/CSS class this summer in which we'll explore using Drupal, too, including creating a custom Drupal theme and site for the final project. All the course materials will be posted online and have an open creative commons license.

heybeliada denizati

it's coming...

this website is for a cafe in heybeliada (one of the prince's islands) in istanbul.

http://www.denizaticafe.com/

Narhir Design - new web design company

Hello everyone

I would like to introduce you to a website that I have designed and devloped for my newly opened web design company: http://www.narhir.com
Modules used: Contemplate, Views2, CCK some more.. less important

Feel free to comment on whether you like it or not, or have any suggestions.
I would be grateful for your replies.

myafricanfootball.com

Here is a website that combine videos, streaming of african soccer games made with drupal, developped by AP2S (http://ap2s.fr)

veteran website made with drupal?

I was watching the Rachael Maddow Show on MSNBC and there was a psa announcing a website for veterans of american military http://communityofveterans.org/ i am pretty sure it is made with drupal but i am not sure...

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