Education

The Green Chemistry Teaching and Learning Community (GCTLC) website is a collaborative platform which supports educators, students, and scientists in advancing sustainable chemistry education. Developed by Skvare using Drupal, the site facilitates community engagement through user-created forums, group discussions, and an open-access resource library. Key features include flexible group types, enhanced forums, and a tagging system for direct user interactions.

If you see the free and open source sector as a garden, then all the colorful projects in it are valuable plants, each with their stengths and weaknesses, but peacefully growing side by side. In <a href="/cms-garden">CMS Garden</a> the most active open source CMS communities (like from WordPress, Joomla!, Plone, Sulu, TYPO3 & more) have been doing public relations work together for more than a decade, using Drupal as their web platform by mutual agreement. The website has been relaunched in 2024 with the OpenCulturas distribution as the basis.

The Go Ask Alice! website had common issues to address: an outdated design gave its young audience an unfavorable impression, and an older codebase made digital accessibility difficult to attain while slowing their authors down. While the information quality was high and reliable, these issues contributed to a potential decrease in visitor’s trust. Oomph teamed up with the amazing team at GAA!