Beyond the basics—Advanced WordPress & Basic WordPress Theme editing class booking now

Know the basics of WordPress, but want to take things to the “next level” and start editing your own themes and doing more advanced things with WordPress? My follow up class to my Websites with WordPress class is booking now through UBC Continuing Studies: This course is designed for the WordPress.org user who wants to [...]

Learn how to build a website with WordPress—One day class booking now

Have you wanted to step up your website a notch using WordPress, but felt daunted by the technology? Feel daunted no more! My one-day class on Building a Website with WordPress is back at UBC Saturday June 2nd! Learn how to make a professional looking website using the WordPress blogging platform. Beginning with WordPress.com, you [...]

Of course Macs and PCs can get along! I’ll tell you how

I just confirmed that I’ll be giving short sessions on how to use your Mac or iPad or iPhone at work when work is using Windows at the Canadian Women in Communications tech fair coming up May 1st—info here: CWC-AFC. While each session is only going to be about 15 or 20 minutes, I won’t be [...]

Sign up now for my full-day podcasting class—space is limited!

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Sure, by day I’m a mild-mannered Community Coordinator for Simply.ca, but on certain weekends I turn into … A teacher. Actually, you all know that I live for teaching and helping people, so in all honesty I’m really a teacher all the time. In this particular case, however, I’m talking about my Introduction to Audio [...]

Catch Me at the Social Media Week Blogging Summit

The Blogging Summit » Social Media Week

Social Media Week is, as expected, coming to (celebrated in?) Vancouver September 19th–23rd and recently organizer Shane Gibson sent out an email asking some Vancouver bloggers if they would participate in the Blogging Summit portion of the week on Monday morning. Well, not that I’m a morning person by any stretch of the imagination, I still wanted [...]

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