Can't update your website because your developer is on vacation? Is your IT staff diverted from other critical projects because only they can update the website? Is last month's meeting still on the "upcoming events" page? Want to add a blog to your site but you're still stuck using Dreamweaver?

Stop trying to take on 21st-century challenges with 20th-century web development techniques! This workshop will show you how a web Content Management System (CMS) can help streamline your web workflow, enable non-technical staff to update your site, make event calendars easy, and more.

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This workshop will cover:

- CMS features, benefits and drawbacks
- What to ask yourself when considering a CMS
- Live demo of basic CMS features from Drupal + Joomla
- CMS tools and resources to get you started.

Thursday, Feb 19. Noon - 1:30pm
Missoula Children's Theater (upstairs, new addition)
Light lunch provided

Workshop presenters:

Andy Laken: Andy Laken is a web developer and IT consultant with a passion for using technology to empower positive change. With over 12 years web development experience, since 2004 Andy has focused on the technology needs of nonprofits and issue advocacy groups. Currently Andy is an independent consultant specializing in the Drupal content management framework.

Chuck Irestone: Owner of Irestone Web Design, Chuck has been designing websites for over 6 years. He has worked with businesses and non-profit organizations. Chuck is cofounder of the Sustainable Business Council and has been on the board ever since. Chuck maintains websites for the Trail Head, Sustainable Business Council, and the Buffalo Field Campaign.