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82 Articles match "Guide","Wiki"
The Latest from the Nonprofit Technology Community
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Monday, March 8, 2010
Altimeter Group has a good collection (although mostly corporate) on its wiki. Charlene Li's Wiki of social Media Policies
Colin McKay, Secret Understand Guide to Social Media Adoption Mashable, Facebook Can Get You Fired Mashable, YouTube Can Get You Fired Sachachua, Gen Y Social Media in the Workplace Guide Drew McLellan, Who Really Owns Your Social Media Persona Mashable, How To Manage Multiple Social Media Profiles Phil Gerbyshak, Fired for Facebook and Twitter Nonprofit The other day, Matt Sharp shared this link to a social media policy generator called the Social Media Policy Tool .
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Now, after long last, the book is here! The Participatory Museum is a practical guide to visitor participation. If you participated in the creation of The Participatory Museum --even if you just answered a simple question on Twitter or visited the wiki site during its creation--please consider filling out this survey to help inform these upcoming posts. Hey kid! Want to buy a book ?
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Maybe a way to do this is by providing a guided tour through the website to empower the users to then navigate faster and more easily on their own? This review is documented in this wiki page.
Hello, everyone!
I want to introduce myself: my name is Mariel, I'm a philosophy student who wants to make the world a better place, and I am now
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007
There was a really useful discussion thread on the NTEN list for requests about wiki software and summarized on the blog . I contributed my two cents about wiki adoption off the top of my head and Rob did a great summary of my advice and also from others -- so I'm posting here for the next time I want to think about wiki adoption.
Wikis are good for creating a knowledge base or encyclopedia
I love the slideshow from the good folks from Atlassian Software www.atlassian.com . It gives me another opportunity to thank Jeffrey S.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Now, for the next tool of my affection: wikis . A couple of months ago Laura Quinn, our Executive Director, asked me look into using a wiki to help with version control when having people review our upcoming Field Guide to Software for Nonprofits: Fundraising, Outreach, and Communications. I did a little bit of research first, reading Peter Campbell's post on how wikis are becoming more relevant than (gasp!) I, like most nonprofit staffers I imagine, both love my job and always have a mountain of work to get through. So, with that in mind, I am always looking
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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
The goal of this wiki is to provide a source for strategies and tools in the social media sphere specifically for NONPROFITS. more and more nonprofits understand the opportunity of using social media strategies and tools to realize outcomes. * Nonprofits that want to integrate social media strategies and tool need practical skills, advice, examples, and methods that will improve their effectiveness. * There are many excellent existing social media guides, articles, resources, checklists, and training materials in the nonprofit sector and beyond. Interested in " working wikily "?
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Techsoup is hosting an online event about Nonprofits and Wikis on November 1-3. They have set up a wiki for the event on wikispaces, my favorite hosted wiki application. (I I even planned an NTC panel on one ) There are already a few good resources already planted on the wiki, including a Best Practices wiki by my colleague Andy Roberts . (I I had a change to play in the sandbox with Andy during the CPsquared conference and I hope he is participating.) I was at a conference this week at a session on Web2.0
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Saturday, December 1, 2007
Stewart Mader has just written a new book: Wikipatterns: a practical guide to improving productivity and collaboration in your organization, that???s Stewart runs the site Wikipatterns.com m, but the book focuses on the methods he uses for successfully growing wiki use within the organizations. So, I've set up a little nook on my portfolio wiki called " Beth's Book Picks " where I will slowly add useful book s published by Wiley.
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Friday, October 31, 2008
A while back, I blogged on my experiences with wikis . In addition to my outside experience, I finally figured out a way in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 to setup a team wiki. When I “launched” the wiki in a brief demo to the team, it went pretty well. People needed to know how to use the wiki . Being in the business of explaining technical things, it’s easy to skip the obvious and jump to the difficult stuff. After all, since we can make educated guesses of what people will struggle with; why not jump to explaining that content?
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Monday, September 28, 2009
That includes blogs, wikis, social-networking sites and other online communities, and virtual worlds The Secrets of Marketing in a Web 2.0 Tags: Communication Technology Current Affairs Organizing Guide Personal Rant There is always lots of talk about organizing in a web2.0 world. At the
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Earlier this week, the WeAreMedia project we had an amazing phone call with some of the really smart people who are contributing the wiki (Michelle Murrain, Jocelyn Harmon, John Kenyon, Ben
Sheldon, We have covered how to know if social media is a good fit for your organization , strategy mapping , meeting resistance , storytelling , engagement skills , and ROI on the wiki. Sheldon, Ruby Sinreich, Amy Sample Ward, Sheetal Singh, and Katya
Andersen). Andersen).
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Monday, October 5, 2009
StumbleUpon , Delicious ) Wiki (i.e. For more information about creating a social media plan for your nonprofit or do-good project, check out: Thinking Strategically About Using Social Media on We Are Media A Five Step Guide to Social Media Strategy for Nonprofits on IMPACTMAX Non-profit Communications: Which Media to Use? One of the most common questions I'm asked as a social media consultant is, "Which tool is the best?" Unfortunately, there isn't an easy answer to that question.
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
These goals should guide what your priorities are, what content and functionality you will provide online. Given our multiple team members, we use a wiki as an easy-to-use online collaborative space, where we keep a calendar of upcoming blog topics and draft blog posts. The wiki helps us avoid version control issues and allows us to keep a history of changes by author.
HIV John Kenyon , Jennie Anderson, AIDS.gov , and William Neuheisel, DC Central Kitchen
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