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We're opening our successful "How-To Hour" sessions to the world.

Having had a great response to last month's series, we have decieded to open our "How To Hour" sessions to the public. 

The sessions are led by our experienced developers, using demonstration copies of the Web site systems. You drive the agenda by sending us your questions beforehand. Plus, you’ll learn how other nonprofits and small businesses use the same systems.

For current clients the cost is $0 >>> FREE!

Non-clients can join the Webinar for $39.

We're launching a value-added service for Data-Scribe® clients. It consists of monthly, no cost Webinars called “How-To” Hours focused on tips and tricks for Drupal, Joomla! or CiviCRM. If your are paid client of Data-Scribe® and your organization uses one of these systems, you or anyone from your organization are welcome to attend at no charge.

We hear it all the time. A client wants an easy-to-update, scalable system for their architectural firm's Web site presence. Not that we are hoping for the demise of Flash, but it is a tool, not the end-all-be-all to define a corporate identity.

We use Flash in some of our sites and we know there is a time and place for its usage.

It seems that the next trend is to provide an easy to use, customizable and flexible system that anyone can maintain instead of just a cool looking way to design sites. Anyone else seeing this trend? 

We're starting a series of multi-day technology training sessions in Albuquerque. They are designed for nonprofit and small business staff who are or will be responsible for the organization's Web site.

We will be hosting regular free seminars to introduce organizations to the world of Drupal and Joomla! for enhanced Web site capabilities. The seminar is called "A CMS Approach to Web Site Management - Joomla! and Drupal" and will be held from 11:30a to 12:30p Mountain Daylight Time on the following days:

August 1 - online

August 15 - Albuquerque

September 1 - online

September 15 - Albuquerque

Learn more about the seminar

Drupal and Joomla! recently won first place in two categories of the 2007 Open Source CMS Awards. If this is like reading a foreign language, we'll take a minute to explain.