December 9, 2025 — This video covers key pre‑planning and budgeting steps for WordPress Campus Connect events: using the MOU template, submitting your budget, working with local sponsors, and getting guidance in the #campusconnect Slack channel or from a mentor. It also briefly shows how to create sponsor invoices, request reimbursements, and use CampTix to register and track attendees.

December 8, 2025 — “Introducing Notes: Seamless, Block-Level Collaboration” refers to a new native collaboration feature in WordPress 6.9. This functionality allows team members to leave comments directly on specific content blocks within the editor, streamlining feedback and reducing reliance on external tools like Google Docs.

December 8, 2025 — 1. Exploring the Site Editor
We walk through the essential sections of the WordPress Site Editor, including:

Styles – Learn how to manage global colors, typography, spacing, and theme-wide design settings.

Navigation – Edit menus and reorganize your site structure easily.

Pages – Access your site’s pages directly and edit them using the Block Editor.

Templates – Understand template files such as Single, Page, Index, 404, and more.

Patterns – Browse theme patterns and reusable design sections you can insert anywhere.

2. Editing a Page Using the Block Editor
See how to open a page and work inside the Block Editor with a clean, intuitive workflow. This includes adding, arranging, and customizing content blocks.

3. Viewing All Available Blocks
We explore the full Block Library, showing quickly how to use various blocks such as:

Headings

Paragraphs

Images

Buttons

Columns

HTML and many more.

4. Using Patterns for Faster Design
Learn how to insert pre-built Patterns to quickly create:

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Image sections

Gallery sections

Layouts etc..

Patterns make page building much faster and help maintain a consistent design across the site.

December 7, 2025 — In this video, we’ll walk through how your event email address and event website work for your WordPress Campus Connect event.

December 5, 2025 — In this tutorial you will learn how to upload a video to WordPressTV and what are the requirements for doing so.

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December 4, 2025 — In this session, we cover the essential settings that bring your store to life. We’ll explore how to set up shipping options, choose and configure payment gateways, and understand the key WooCommerce pages your customers will use. We’ll also look at managing orders and creating coupons to help you run your store more effectively.

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December 4, 2025 — This video introduces the WordPress Campus Connect Organizer Agreement, a short but important document you’ll sign before your event can move forward. It explains what it means to represent the WordPress open source project, including staying inclusive, nonprofit, respectful of trademarks and GPL freedoms, and focused on benefiting the local and global community, as well as what happens after you sign.

December 4, 2025 — This video explains what to expect from a WordPress Campus Connect orientation call. We’ll get to know each other, review your event plans and budget, walk through the full WPCC process (agreement, email, website, sponsorship, and finances), outline next steps, and show you where to get ongoing help in the #campusconnect Slack channel.

December 3, 2025 — State of the Word is the annual keynote address celebrating the progress of the open source WordPress project and offering a glimpse into its future. This year’s event takes place on December 2, 2025, at 8:00 PM UTC from San Francisco. From local stories to global growth, WordPress leadership highlighted the platform’s strengths, roadmap milestones, and vibrant community.

Watch with us as WordPress enthusiasts and newcomers from around the world came together for this unforgettable annual celebration.

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December 2, 2025 — This video explains how the WordPress Campus Connect (WPCC) application process works from start to finish. It covers how Community Event Supporters review your application, help with orientation, determine your event email address and create the event website, guide you through budgeting and venue approval, mark your event as scheduled, and follow up with post‑event surveys and feedback.