Resource Roundup 4/24
Seven Ways to Get the Most Out of the Web on a Budget (ClickZ)
A practical look at the technology and marketing strategy decisions that will help small organizations get the most value out of the internet.
Fostering Online Communities - Part One (Diva Marketing Blog)
A great, lengthy interview with Nancy White about practical (although not always easy!) ways to foster effective online communities.
Using Facebook in Your Nonprofit (Bamboo Project Blog)
A great introduction to what Facebook is (an online social networking environment in insanely heavy use by high school and college kids especially) and practical ways to use it in your org
NOAA's Ocean Explorer on YouTube: Braving Uncharted Waters (INFluence/ ForumOne)
A fairly raw but detailed look at how NOAA's is using YouTube to disseminate video, with some practical tips.
Buying Software is like Buying a House (TechCafeteria)
From Peter Campbell comes an interesting metaphor: he explains how the thought process in buying software is similar to that in buying a house.
Beyond Managing Members (Michael Stein's Nonprofit Tech Blog)
A quick but useful look at what it means to go beyond managing members, to functionality that would also help track and retain members.
Five Ways Nonprofits Can Use Flickr to Reach New Audiences (Wild Apricot Blog)
Nothing dramatically new, but a useful summary of ways that nonprofits can use Flickr (an image sharing site)
Online Image Editors Compared (Smiley Cat Web Design Blog)
A detailed comparison of online tools that can be used to do image manipulation - essentially, downscale alternatives to Photoshop (tip of the hat to Patrick Shaw)
Moving Day for That Vista Machine (NY Times)
A look at the process and tools you can use to move your files to a Windows Vista computer from an older computer with an older version of Windows. Patrick Shaw adds a few more tips.
Free Tools for Small Organizations (World's Touch)
A long and interesting list of free tools that might be useful to organizations, although without much context for them.
A practical look at the technology and marketing strategy decisions that will help small organizations get the most value out of the internet.
Fostering Online Communities - Part One (Diva Marketing Blog)
A great, lengthy interview with Nancy White about practical (although not always easy!) ways to foster effective online communities.
Using Facebook in Your Nonprofit (Bamboo Project Blog)
A great introduction to what Facebook is (an online social networking environment in insanely heavy use by high school and college kids especially) and practical ways to use it in your org
NOAA's Ocean Explorer on YouTube: Braving Uncharted Waters (INFluence/ ForumOne)
A fairly raw but detailed look at how NOAA's is using YouTube to disseminate video, with some practical tips.
Buying Software is like Buying a House (TechCafeteria)
From Peter Campbell comes an interesting metaphor: he explains how the thought process in buying software is similar to that in buying a house.
Beyond Managing Members (Michael Stein's Nonprofit Tech Blog)
A quick but useful look at what it means to go beyond managing members, to functionality that would also help track and retain members.
Five Ways Nonprofits Can Use Flickr to Reach New Audiences (Wild Apricot Blog)
Nothing dramatically new, but a useful summary of ways that nonprofits can use Flickr (an image sharing site)
Online Image Editors Compared (Smiley Cat Web Design Blog)
A detailed comparison of online tools that can be used to do image manipulation - essentially, downscale alternatives to Photoshop (tip of the hat to Patrick Shaw)
Moving Day for That Vista Machine (NY Times)
A look at the process and tools you can use to move your files to a Windows Vista computer from an older computer with an older version of Windows. Patrick Shaw adds a few more tips.
Free Tools for Small Organizations (World's Touch)
A long and interesting list of free tools that might be useful to organizations, although without much context for them.
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Laura - that post of mine you linked to is from November 2005! I recently corrected a typo in it, so it got republished on my feed, and actually I've suddenly gotten a good bit of feedback on it and another old post on Membership Management Models I updated at the same time... nice to know these ruminations of mine are of some interest.
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