The Australian Joomla User Group meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Check the websites below for more information on our coming events.

• Visit www.joomla.org.au/virtualjug for more information on Joomla Australia's Virtual User Group sessions, and to watch previous videos from sessions.
• Visit www.joomla.org.au for more information on the Australian Joomla! user community.
• Subscribe to the Joomla Australia Youtube Channel to watch previous User Group Sessions. Joomla Australia ran continuously through the pandemic, and we have lots of session videos online.

These sessions are held every 15th of a month online in Google Meet.

Join us also in our Mattermost community - "New to Joomla" Channel.
The meeting link will be published there.

The "New to the Joomla Community" Sessions will always have the some format:

1. Short welcome (about 2 mins)
2. Presentation how the Joomla community works (about 15 mins)
3. Introduction round for everbody (about 5-10 mins for all)
4. Questions, discussions, exhange, networking (about 30 mins)

Monthly Virtual JUG meeting. We usually have a member spotlight and then a feature presentation. This virtual JUG is for those who own a website design business or build websites on the Joomla platform. We join together to share ideas and help each other out. Owning a business has many challenges - joining a community of like-minded people to explore solutions to these challenges is a great way to keep you on a successful path. Our hope is to not only learn more about designing websites in Joomla but also share knowledge about being a business owner as well. This is a private Facebook Group. You are welcome to register and join us.  

This will be a live streamed event where we will code along to accomplish a preset task.

This will not be a tutorial and will be led by an organiser, but the person may not be there to teach you.  An element of self learning will be required, and some helpful links may guide you.

My intention is NOT to tell you the answers but to force you to think for yourself so you practice problem solving on your journey.

The Australian Joomla User Group meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Check the websites below for more information on our coming events.

• Visit www.joomla.org.au/virtualjug for more information on Joomla Australia's Virtual User Group sessions, and to watch previous videos from sessions.
• Visit www.joomla.org.au for more information on the Australian Joomla! user community.
• Subscribe to the Joomla Australia Youtube Channel to watch previous User Group Sessions. Joomla Australia ran continuously through the pandemic, and we have lots of session videos online.

These sessions are held every 15th of a month online in Google Meet.

Join us also in our Mattermost community - "New to Joomla" Channel.
The meeting link will be published there.

The "New to the Joomla Community" Sessions will always have the some format:

1. Short welcome (about 2 mins)
2. Presentation how the Joomla community works (about 15 mins)
3. Introduction round for everbody (about 5-10 mins for all)
4. Questions, discussions, exhange, networking (about 30 mins)

This will be a live streamed event where we will code along to accomplish a preset task.

This will not be a tutorial and will be led by an organiser, but the person may not be there to teach you.  An element of self learning will be required, and some helpful links may guide you.

My intention is NOT to tell you the answers but to force you to think for yourself so you practice problem solving on your journey.

Monthly Virtual JUG meeting. We usually have a member spotlight and then a feature presentation. This virtual JUG is for those who own a website design business or build websites on the Joomla platform. We join together to share ideas and help each other out. Owning a business has many challenges - joining a community of like-minded people to explore solutions to these challenges is a great way to keep you on a successful path. Our hope is to not only learn more about designing websites in Joomla but also share knowledge about being a business owner as well. This is a private Facebook Group. You are welcome to register and join us.  

The Australian Joomla User Group meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Check the websites below for more information on our coming events.

• Visit www.joomla.org.au/virtualjug for more information on Joomla Australia's Virtual User Group sessions, and to watch previous videos from sessions.
• Visit www.joomla.org.au for more information on the Australian Joomla! user community.
• Subscribe to the Joomla Australia Youtube Channel to watch previous User Group Sessions. Joomla Australia ran continuously through the pandemic, and we have lots of session videos online.

These sessions are held every 15th of a month online in Google Meet.

Join us also in our Mattermost community - "New to Joomla" Channel.
The meeting link will be published there.

The "New to the Joomla Community" Sessions will always have the some format:

1. Short welcome (about 2 mins)
2. Presentation how the Joomla community works (about 15 mins)
3. Introduction round for everbody (about 5-10 mins for all)
4. Questions, discussions, exhange, networking (about 30 mins)

Monthly Virtual JUG meeting. We usually have a member spotlight and then a feature presentation. This virtual JUG is for those who own a website design business or build websites on the Joomla platform. We join together to share ideas and help each other out. Owning a business has many challenges - joining a community of like-minded people to explore solutions to these challenges is a great way to keep you on a successful path. Our hope is to not only learn more about designing websites in Joomla but also share knowledge about being a business owner as well. This is a private Facebook Group. You are welcome to register and join us.  

This will be a live streamed event where we will code along to accomplish a preset task.

This will not be a tutorial and will be led by an organiser, but the person may not be there to teach you.  An element of self learning will be required, and some helpful links may guide you.

My intention is NOT to tell you the answers but to force you to think for yourself so you practice problem solving on your journey.

The Australian Joomla User Group meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Check the websites below for more information on our coming events.

• Visit www.joomla.org.au/virtualjug for more information on Joomla Australia's Virtual User Group sessions, and to watch previous videos from sessions.
• Visit www.joomla.org.au for more information on the Australian Joomla! user community.
• Subscribe to the Joomla Australia Youtube Channel to watch previous User Group Sessions. Joomla Australia ran continuously through the pandemic, and we have lots of session videos online.

These sessions are held every 15th of a month online in Google Meet.

Join us also in our Mattermost community - "New to Joomla" Channel.
The meeting link will be published there.

The "New to the Joomla Community" Sessions will always have the some format:

1. Short welcome (about 2 mins)
2. Presentation how the Joomla community works (about 15 mins)
3. Introduction round for everbody (about 5-10 mins for all)
4. Questions, discussions, exhange, networking (about 30 mins)

This will be a live streamed event where we will code along to accomplish a preset task.

This will not be a tutorial and will be led by an organiser, but the person may not be there to teach you.  An element of self learning will be required, and some helpful links may guide you.

My intention is NOT to tell you the answers but to force you to think for yourself so you practice problem solving on your journey.

Monthly Virtual JUG meeting. We usually have a member spotlight and then a feature presentation. This virtual JUG is for those who own a website design business or build websites on the Joomla platform. We join together to share ideas and help each other out. Owning a business has many challenges - joining a community of like-minded people to explore solutions to these challenges is a great way to keep you on a successful path. Our hope is to not only learn more about designing websites in Joomla but also share knowledge about being a business owner as well. This is a private Facebook Group. You are welcome to register and join us.  

The Australian Joomla User Group meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Check the websites below for more information on our coming events.

• Visit www.joomla.org.au/virtualjug for more information on Joomla Australia's Virtual User Group sessions, and to watch previous videos from sessions.
• Visit www.joomla.org.au for more information on the Australian Joomla! user community.
• Subscribe to the Joomla Australia Youtube Channel to watch previous User Group Sessions. Joomla Australia ran continuously through the pandemic, and we have lots of session videos online.

These sessions are held every 15th of a month online in Google Meet.

Join us also in our Mattermost community - "New to Joomla" Channel.
The meeting link will be published there.

The "New to the Joomla Community" Sessions will always have the some format:

1. Short welcome (about 2 mins)
2. Presentation how the Joomla community works (about 15 mins)
3. Introduction round for everbody (about 5-10 mins for all)
4. Questions, discussions, exhange, networking (about 30 mins)

Monthly Virtual JUG meeting. We usually have a member spotlight and then a feature presentation. This virtual JUG is for those who own a website design business or build websites on the Joomla platform. We join together to share ideas and help each other out. Owning a business has many challenges - joining a community of like-minded people to explore solutions to these challenges is a great way to keep you on a successful path. Our hope is to not only learn more about designing websites in Joomla but also share knowledge about being a business owner as well. This is a private Facebook Group. You are welcome to register and join us.  

This will be a live streamed event where we will code along to accomplish a preset task.

This will not be a tutorial and will be led by an organiser, but the person may not be there to teach you.  An element of self learning will be required, and some helpful links may guide you.

My intention is NOT to tell you the answers but to force you to think for yourself so you practice problem solving on your journey.