‘WordPress community’ Videos

  • Contribuzione e accessibilità: non è (solo) una questione di strumenti

    WordCamp Verona 2025Speakers: Margherita Pelonara, Lidia Pellizzaro, Chiara Petrosso

    November 2, 2025 — Ripetiamo spesso che chiunque può contribuire alla Community di WordPress e dare il proprio apporto al progetto. Ma è vero?

    La piena partecipazione passa anche attraverso l’accessibilità degli strumenti che usiamo ogni giorno per portare avanti le attività dei vari gruppi.

    Molto dipende da noi: spesso, comunicando su Slack, nei forum di supporto e via Social, trascuriamo le buone pratiche di accessibilità che usiamo quando sviluppiamo un sito o curiamo un blog.

    In questo talk ti presentiamo una piccola guida, che abbiamo redatto nel corso dell’ultimo anno, per “comunicare accessibile” all’interno della Community. Ti mostreremo esempi e ti daremo consigli pratici da usare subito per fare la tua parte nel rendere la Community più ampia e partecipata.

  • Alex Cuadra: La comunidad WordPress

    WordCamp Nicaragua 2021Speaker: Alex Cuadra

    August 4, 2022 — Cómo colaborar con la comunidad de WordPress

  • Matteo Enna: E alla fine arriva WordPress. La storia, dal software libero a questo WordCamp

    WordCamp Italia 2021Speaker: Matteo Enna

    November 6, 2021 — Alcune serie tv impiegano 10 stagioni per raccontarci una storia, noi in 10 minuti parleremo della GNU GPL, la licenza WordPress, e percorreremo le tappe che hanno reso il nostro CMS uno degli esempi più rappresentativo del Software libero.

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  • Come iscriversi a Slack ed entrare nella community italiana di WordPress

    Speaker: Cristiano Zanca

    October 11, 2021 — Una guida video su come iscriversi a Slack ed entrare nella community italiana di WordPress.

  • Katie Richards: Fostering community intentionally

    WordCamp Europe 2021Speaker: Katie Richards

    June 29, 2021 — Human beings crave connection with others and these days, many of those connections are made courtesy of the Internet.

    As anthropologist Brian Solis once said:

    Community is about doing something together that makes belonging matter

    So how do you translate that sense of belonging to a digital community and intentionally encourage connection?

    In this talk, we’ll cover some actionable steps to foster growth in our online (and someday IRL) communities.

  • Michelle Ames: The Care and Feeding of the WordPress Community: Me, You, and Us

    WordCamp Niagara 2019Speaker: Michelle Frechette

    December 30, 2019 — The WordPress community is comprised of people and their relationships with one another and the open source CMS itself. Combined we are a global neighborhood, complete with volunteers, freelancers, employees, a marketplace, and a multitude of opportunities; opportunities for relationships, working, learning, teaching, sharing, volunteering, and more.

    At its foundation, its most fundamental part, this neighborhood is built by every individual member. We are each an integral part of this growing, morphing phenomenon, so it is up to us to ensure that it is a robust living organism.

    How do we do that?

    *For Myself: by making sure I stay healthy both physically and emotionally
    *For You: by checking in on my friends and coworkers to help where needed
    *For Us: by contributing to the community in thoughtful and deliberate ways

    This talk will share ideas to keep us all healthy, learning, and flourishing, for the betterment of ourselves, each other, and the WordPress neighborhood.

  • Seiji Akatsuka: Bring JAMstack to the WordPress community

    WordCamp Singapore 2019Speaker: Seiji Akatsuka

    August 26, 2019 — When is your site not built with the JAMstack? Is it a site built with a server-side CMS like WordPress? No, I’d like to share some idea about front end and back end to bring JAMstack to the world’s most popular CMS.

  • Panel: Where the Rubber Meets the Road – Ethics, Values and the WordPress Community

    WordCamp Philadelphia 2018Speakers: Doris DelTosto Brogan, Jason Coleman, Andrea Middleton, Liam Dempsey, Simeon S. Poles

    December 10, 2018 — Our panelists will consider and discuss the following questions:

    How should a community’s ethics be applied to event speakers, sponsors, volunteers and vendors?
    In our businesses and as a community, how do we develop and implement policies that reflect our ethics and values?
    The organizing team is still assembling the panel and selecting a moderator. What we have confirmed so far is below. We’ll update further details as they are finalized.

    Doris DelTosto Brogan, Professor of Law, Harold Reuschlein Leadership Chair, Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law
    Jason Coleman, WordPress Core Contributor and Plugin Author | CEO, Paid Memberships Pro
    Andrea Middleton, Leader in the WordPress Global Community team
    Liam Dempsey, Lead Organizer, WordCamp Philly | Director + Designer, LBDesign
    Moderator: Simeon S. Poles, Associate, Duane Morris LLP.

  • Francesco Di Candia: Sopravvivere alla Community italiana di WordPress: le regole d’oro

    WordCamp Torino 2018Speaker: Francesco Di Candia

    June 1, 2018 — La community di WordPress, ed in special modo la community italiana, è una miniera d’oro di possibilità, di contatti e di amicizie. Ma, a lungo andare, può trasformarsi nel ‘centro’ di tutte le nostre attività. Tra il serio ed il faceto racconto di come si possa sopravvivere ad un gruppo di persone insostituibile ma senza farci sopraffare.

  • Fernando Tellado: Cómo ser una WordPress Star y ganar fans y haters

    WordCamp Madrid 2018Speaker: Fernando Tellado

    May 10, 2018 — Crearse una personalidad en la comunidad WordPress es más fácil de lo que puedas pensar, mantenterse ya es harina de otro costal.

    ¿Quieres aprender a ganarte un nombre en el WordPress World, y ser amado por tus fans y odiado por tus haters a partes iguales?

    Ven, apúntate, acércate en silencio, no se lo digas a nadie más, en esta ponencia, solo para miembros de las secta, te contaré los secretos que nadie te cuenta y te quieren ocultar.

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