Sessions

1. What is a CMS? Introduction to WordPress.org vs WordPress.com
Explain what a Content Management System (CMS) is and highlight the differences between WordPress.org (self-hosted) and WordPress.com (hosted service).

2. Installing WordPress Using WordPress Studio
Guide students through the installation process using WordPress Studio, a beginner-friendly tool. Idea about login using /wp-admin

3. Alternative Option: WordPress Playground
Introduce playground.wordpress.net as a browser-based tool to try WordPress instantly. Ideal for those who face issues with local setup.

This session includes information about plugins, and live setup of a plugin and understanding its functionality.

1. Build a One-Page Website Using WordPress
   Guide students to start creating their own one-page website using the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg).
2. Create a New Homepage
   Help them create a new page and name it “Home”.
3. Set the Homepage as the Front Page
   Show how to assign the new page as the homepage from the Settings > Reading section.
4. Design the Hero Section
   Add a bold heading, short intro text, and a call-to-action button at the top of the page.
5. Design the About Section
   Add a short bio or description with text and image blocks.
6. Design the Portfolio Section
   Showcase 2–3 sample works using image, column, or gallery blocks.
7. Design the Contact Section
   Add a contact form (from the earlier plugin), along with contact info and social links.
8. Design the Footer Section
   Include site name, copyright, or navigation links at the bottom.
9. Publish the Page
   Review and publish the completed one-page site.
10. Q&A Session
    Take questions and help students with any issues they faced during the build.

1. What is a CMS? Introduction to WordPress.org vs WordPress.com
   Explain what a Content Management System (CMS) is and highlight the differences between WordPress.org (self-hosted) and WordPress.com (hosted service).
2. Installing WordPress Using WordPress Studio
   Guide students through the installation process using WordPress Studio, a beginner-friendly tool. Idea about login using /wp-admin
3. Alternative Option: WordPress Playground
   Introduce playground.wordpress.net as a browser-based tool to try WordPress instantly. Ideal for those who face issues with local setup.
4. Q&A Session
   Invite questions from students to clarify anything covered and address individual issues during setup.

1. Introduction to Pages and Posts
   Explain the difference between Pages (static content like About or Contact) and Posts (blog entries or articles) in WordPress.
2. Overview of the Media Library
   Show how to upload, manage, and use images, videos, and other media files within the WordPress Media Library.
3. Exploring the Setting Section
   Introduce students to General, Reading Settings.
4. Exploring the Themes
   Demonstrate the process of searching, installing, and previewing themes from the WordPress theme directory. Guide students to install the “Hello” lets use twenty five rather theme and show them how to activate it from the dashboard. Tell them how to choose good design theme.
5. Q&A Session
   Open the floor for any questions or doubts before moving to the next topic.

1. Career Opportunities in WordPress Development
   Explore how you can build a career as a WordPress developer from creating themes and plugins to contributing to custom client projects or open-source work.
2. Career Path in WordPress Design
   Learn how WordPress designers create beautiful, user-friendly websites using themes, page builders, and design tools with no or minimal coding.
3. Marketing Careers in the WordPress Ecosystem
   Discover roles in content writing, SEO, social media, and digital marketing all built around managing and growing WordPress websites.
4. WordPress Scholarship & LearnWP Programs
   Get to know about free learning resources and scholarship opportunities offered by the WordPress Foundation and Learn.WordPress.org to support new learners.
5. Contribute to WordPress
   Learn the many ways to give back to the WordPress community by submitting code, translating WordPress into local languages, contributing photos, testing features, and more.
6. Join the Jaipur WordPress Meetup Group
   Connect with local WordPress enthusiasts, attend events, share knowledge, and become part of the growing WordPress Jaipur community.

1. What is a CMS? Introduction to WordPress.org vs WordPress.com
Explain what a Content Management System (CMS) is and highlight the differences between WordPress.org (self-hosted) and WordPress.com (hosted service).

2. Setting up domain and hosting
The next step of the workshop where the attendees get their domain and hosting setup.

3. Setup of WordPress Studio
Setting up and launching of WordPress Studio as backup for the students who missed setting up domain/hosting during sessions.