Tech Soup
SEPTEMBER 24, 2013
The best thing about these community-driven events is that you end up learning a lot just by talking to other nonprofits and listening to their experiences. Since we accept questions from the on-site audience during our events, we use Twitter together with our livestream to encourage live, off-site audience participation.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
AUGUST 24, 2011
You can either broadcast live (think of it as your own radio station) or host the messages on the Cinchcast server for later listening. Nonprofits can use Dipity to create timelines that highlight their organizational history, current events, and special campaigns. FrontlineSMS :: frontlinesms.com. HelpAttack! :: helpattack.com.
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Tech Soup
OCTOBER 8, 2014
Before joining CIR, Joaquin served as senior vice president for digital innovation at American Public Media and founding senior vice president for diversity and innovation at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. nonprofit TechSoup Event nonprofits digital storymaking storymakers tsevents video' Bailey Rosser.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
AUGUST 25, 2008
I got pulled in to help create weekly Web content for the broadcast, because of my interest in and knowledge of HTML programming and the Web. ve tried creating an event for a radio broadcast and one for a specific concert to see if people would RSVP. That interest of programming started at an early age. In addition, we???ve
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 30, 2012
You can either broadcast live (think of it as your own radio station) or host the messages on the Cinchcast server for later listening. Nonprofits can use Dipity to create timelines that highlight their organizational history, current events, and special campaigns. Flipboard :: flipboard.com. A must-download for nonprofit Twitterers!
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 30, 2021
That’s because the cameras on our laptops and desktops are not nearly as sophisticated as the broadcast equipment we are used to seeing on TV, nor is the lighting in your home or office. Here are some great (cheap) resources for stock photography, illustration, and infographics: iStock. Shutterstock. Illustration Source. Final Words.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 30, 2021
That’s because the cameras on our laptops and desktops are not nearly as sophisticated as the broadcast equipment we are used to seeing on TV, nor is the lighting in your home or office. Here are some great (cheap) resources for stock photography, illustration, and infographics: iStock. Shutterstock. Illustration Source. Final Words.
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