One of the Nation’s Largest WordPress Education Events: Orlando, FL — There’s a good chance your favorite blog, website or online store is powered by WordPress, the free and easy to use website software that has put web publishing power in the hands of anyone with a keyboard and Internet access. Orlando today has become a hotbed of web technology. Silicon Mouse Valley (SMV).
December 1, 2012, 300-400 business owners, non-profit agencies, photographers, web designers, developers and just plain curious will swarm the Rosen College of Hospitality at UCF to learn, network and share ideas about website publishing and development at WordCamp Orlando 2012.
WordCamp is a non-profit event bringing together WordPress enthusiasts from around the globe to share best practices and strategies for a wide variety of purposes. The all-day event runs parallel advanced and novice tracks all day ensuring there is always something to learn for everyone.
“If you have a business or concept that requires any type of marketing this event is a must,” said GLobo, one of the event’s key organizers. “Gaining knowledge and networking with some of the best WordPress developers and web designers in the world is a necessity in the modern era. All businesses are going online. Embrace the concept and you can prosper.”
Not just for novices, WordCamp Orlando has become Florida’s must-attend networking and continuing education event for professional web developers. The event will host a series of 14 different workshops, seminars and panel discussions aimed to cultivate a creative web development community in Central Florida.
This year’s event includes lunch, refreshments, plenty of free swag, networking sessions, sponsor giveaways and drinks afterwards.
Tickets are $20 and are available at https://2012.orlando.wordcamp.org/tickets/
WordCamp Orlando 2012: – Saturday December 1, 2012 – 8.30 AM to 6.30 PM Rosen College of Hospitality at UCF | 9907 Universal Boulevard Orlando, FL 32819
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This sounds like a fun event. It’s always exciting to meet with others who are involved with WordPress and ways to make it better. Thanks for the article!